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After a lightning strike, every aircraft must be carefully inspected before it can fly again. Traditionally, this process can take time and requires technicians to manually check large sections of the aircraft. This is where autonomous drone technology can help. Equipped with advanced sensors and AI-powered analysis, a fully...

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