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#78: Drone Constellation for Critical Infrastructure

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Hello Earthlings! For this week’s episode, we take a deeper look into a fascinating new realm of Earth observation, not from outer space but from the "low sky." We are joined by Keith Miao, the CEO of Birdstop, a company pioneering the use of autonomous drones to monitor critical infrastructure. These drones operate beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS) at low altitudes, providing high-detail monitoring at scale. This technology has immense potential to enhance how we monitor power grids, telecom networks, and even respond to natural disasters like wildfires and hurricanes.

We explore how Birdstop's constellation of drones delivers the best of both worlds: the comprehensive coverage of satellite imagery and the fine detail you'd expect from on-the-ground inspections. Keith shares his journey from working at Google on real-time decision-making models to launching Birdstop, along with insights on the future of drone-based infrastructure monitoring.

Key Points

  • Low Sky Observation: How Birdstop’s drone-based solution fills the gap between satellite and ground-level inspections by offering detailed, scalable data.
  • Beyond Visual Line of Sight (BVLOS): Unlocking the potential of drones to operate remotely without the need for human operators on-site.
  • Critical Infrastructure: How Birdstop helps monitor power grids, telecom networks, ports, and airports, allowing companies to remotely assess and address issues before they become larger problems.

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Are you new to Earthlings 2.0 and don’t know where to get started? Check out our Life at 3C episode on our website

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Hello Earthlings! For this week’s episode, we take a deeper look into a fascinating new realm of Earth observation, not from outer space but from the "low sky." We are joined by Keith Miao, the CEO of Birdstop, a company pioneering the use of autonomous drones to monitor critical infrastructure. These drones operate beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS) at low altitudes, providing high-detail monitoring at scale. This technology has immense potential to enhance how we monitor power grids, telecom networks, and even respond to natural disasters like wildfires and hurricanes.

We explore how Birdstop's constellation of drones delivers the best of both worlds: the comprehensive coverage of satellite imagery and the fine detail you'd expect from on-the-ground inspections. Keith shares his journey from working at Google on real-time decision-making models to launching Birdstop, along with insights on the future of drone-based infrastructure monitoring.

Key Points

  • Low Sky Observation: How Birdstop’s drone-based solution fills the gap between satellite and ground-level inspections by offering detailed, scalable data.
  • Beyond Visual Line of Sight (BVLOS): Unlocking the potential of drones to operate remotely without the need for human operators on-site.
  • Critical Infrastructure: How Birdstop helps monitor power grids, telecom networks, ports, and airports, allowing companies to remotely assess and address issues before they become larger problems.

Voices on The Show:


Web Resources:


🚀 Calling all Earthlings…

Visit our website for more episodes!

Are you new to Earthlings 2.0 and don’t know where to get started? Check out our Life at 3C episode on our website

Thanks for tuning in! If you like what we’re doing over at Earthlings 2.0, you can support us by heading over to our Patreon Page.

Let’s stay connected! Follow Earthlings 2.0 Socials for the latest updates and news:


Thanks to Resource Labs for having us on the network!

  continue reading

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