Scientists at the University say the research shows that drones can be more effective and safer in crash mapping of vehicular highway accidents than conventional methods.
The precision agriculture firm will also be exhibiting and presenting to members of the agriculture and technology community during its attendance at the summit.
As part of the one million flights, the commercial drone software firm has helped its customer base map more than 40 million acres across 180 countries.
Sponsored by DJI, the awards set out to provide an opportunity for the industry to recognise anyone who has used unmanned technology to serve in humanitarian efforts around the world.
