vHive Brings Interference-Proof Drone Autonomy to Telecom Tower Digitization
Key Highlights
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Delivering industry-first radio interference resiliency that makes the Matrice 4E truly autonomous.
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The breakthrough restores reliable, high-precision tower digitization, eliminating manual flights, repeat visits, and project delays caused by electromagnetic interference near telecom sites.
- The solution empowers telecom operators to accelerate rollouts and improve asset visibility, removing a major obstacle to large-scale digital twin adoption.
vHive, a global leader in infrastructure digitization, has announced exclusive support for performing autonomous tower surveys using the DJI Matrice 4E—overcoming the radio-interference challenges that have prevented drone pilots from deploying this new drone around telecom towers.
Electromagnetic interference has long been the Achilles’ heel of drone surveys for tower digitization. High-precision Real-Time Kinematic (RTK) positioning—critical for accurate, analytics-ready data—is highly susceptible to interference near telecom infrastructure. As a result, drone operators have been forced into manual flights, repeat site visits, slower project timelines, and higher operational costs. To date, vHive is the only provider to overcome these interference hurdles, this time for the DJI Matrice 4E, restoring seamless autonomy for telecom digitization surveys.
"Our customers know they can count on us to deliver automation that works at scale, even in the toughest environments," Tomer Daniel, CTO and Co-Founder at vHive.
As TowerCos and telecom operators push to improve visibility across asset portfolios, accelerate network rollouts, and control operational costs, interference has remained a formidable obstacle to the scalable automation they require. With this breakthrough, vHive removes a key barrier to digitization, enabling operators to unlock the full value of digital twins with unmatched resiliency.
Their technology has demonstrated proven success across major drone platforms such as the Mavic 3E. By extending this capability to additional models—including the Matrice 4E—vHive invites drone manufacturers worldwide to collaborate in integrating this interference-resilient autonomy and strengthening the reliability of next-generation drone fleets.
Source: vHive
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