How Urban Air Mobility is getting ready for passengers: the NTU Singapore case
Singapore’s NTU flew its eVTOL prototypes in Germany. See what it means for urban air mobility, and why safety starts in flight control.

October 5, 2018
In Embention, we know how important having the data control in the cloud is. For this reason, from the design stage of the Veronte Cloud, security has been the priority, providing in this sense several kinds of technologies and services according to the particular needs of the users and their drone and giving the user total data control.
With Veronte Cloud, we can manage all kinds of UAV operations from anywhere in the world thanks to the 4G technology and the radio system LOS. In this way, the reception of information and telemetry in real time from the UAVs is possible, allowing us to monitor the flight from the control center. Besides, by means of the cloud we can keep a bidirectional communication, either individual or simultaneously, with just one or two UAVs.
Apart from the total data control by the user, we have also available the last technologies in security matters, like transit encoded TLS or access through token JWT. Just like the security when data is stored or transmitted, other priorities in Veronte Cloud are the high availability, scalability, and low response time. For that reason, the system is distributed in several geographical regions linked by means of a private net that assures that the service will continue available even though any node experiences problems, apart from achieving the best latencies in the response times.

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