Johor Real Drone Game - real laser drones have transformed warfare!
Introducing the first of its kind in the world- Real Drones Game, not digital - played out at DRZ Iskandar!
The unique game of Johor Drones Game was designed by our engineers as an affordable version of moving target shooting practise for the military. Its use of flying drones doing battle with each other over a militarised landscaped is designed to give airmen and artillery infantry practice in shooting down their moving enemy craft. It also afford land forces a means of target shooting drones which are being used these days to land explosives onto ground forces.
The Johor Real Drone Game is played by players who wear First Person View Goggles
As drones have become militarised in many parts of the world, an example of it is in Ukraine, it goes to have drone flying training for those who are involved in this new industry. Not only that you will need new skills like how to shoot down enemy drones that come with all sorts of armaments. Technology has shaped the manufacturing of drones as a sophisticated setup with the use of micro electronic items like that found in mobile phones. Tiny sensor parts are incorporated into miniscale drone manufacturing and not for long, artificial intelligence modules will be incorporated to make drones truly intelligent and fearsome. The future of drones is very bright, so engineers from Patentagentip will do its utmost to contribute to the Johor Drone Industry in DRZ Iskandar, Johor. Drones are not a game anymore - it is a serious business that involved the military!
Drones technology has been pushed to the forefront as seen by the victory of Azerbaijan over Armenian forces - we have yet to mention about Ukrane! Never in the history of war have drones being used to defeat the enemy as the case with the recent war over Nagorno-Karabakh. Of course the drones used were of the modern kind with some capable of carrying explosives and missiles. "The Azeri drones (reputed to be supplied by Turkey) were indeed a ‘magic bullet’ insofar as they were able to take out Armenian air defences and ground assets,” war analyst Samuel Bendett said. Governments of the world would have to start paying attention to what drones can do to the enemies and do so at a fraction of the cost of buying an F35! Indeed, who can afford to have F35, perhaps military drones like the Bayraktar made by Turkey would be a better choice as far as afordability is concern.
Ukraine Warfront – the real thing
Did Ukraine win the war?
In support of Ukraine, the US sent 31 Abrams tanks to Ukraine to help win the war but the super tanks had to be withdrawn because they were built from a generation ago. First of all the Abrams did not have a thick enough armor and second they did not face enemy tanks but instead have to face heavy onslaught from drones. Obviously the Abrams were not of much use –further made worse by the swarms of attacking drones that were manned by soldiers using First-Person Vision goggles. That in a nut shell is what is happening at the war front – the reality of what a swarm of drones can do to the multi-million dollar tanks that the EU and US had sent.
In reality, just with one small step the whole war strategy had changed to that of using cheap armaments that can do great damage to the sophisticated armory that the west had touted. It has also made redundant those multi-million dollar F35 fighter aircrafts that were touted to be invisible to radar tracking which will also mean that the defense generals will need to go back to school! Maybe, even scrapping the whole military set-ups altogether: as they are shown to not be able to do anything useful. Indeed the drones have taken over the game. The military college will need to do serious restructuring. So what can the ground force do? To put simply – learn how to shoot the drones! But quietly the defense secretaries are worried about what are they going to do with their arms.
Nearer to home, drones do have an astounding number of uses including for precision agriculture, spraying of insecticides, video shooting, fighting fires and many more. But over here in Iskandar Puteri, drones are used as war games. Not the real war but practise war games played out by individuals including the military and corporate figures. The Johor Drone Game can be designed as a game to enhance teamanship building among corporate players. Usually, two teams are formed so that each team will strategies on how they can beat the other team. This drone game is the only one of its kind in the world and is only available at Iskandar Puteri, Johor for the time being. Players will be thrilled as they are the only people in this world who get to experience the thrill of shooting down enemy drones with their own drone. Of course since the game is so new, players will need to be trained on how they can navigate and shoot (with laser beams) off enemy drones. In this game, the team with the most remaining drones after a certain set time in the air takes victory. This drone game is made available via franchise. There will also be a future version where multiple players from the rest of the world can participate from their own countries! A virtual version will also be offered.
What about underwater drones?
It is predicted that underwater drones will play a big part in the upcoming South China Sea battle - underwater drones will carry laser weapons to kill aircraft carriers!
As drones have conqured the Ukraine battleground, so will underwater drone going to take center stage in any sea battle that is coming up. You may want to take a look at our UUV
Military Drones
The military establishments have successfully adapted various types of weapon systems to install on sea drones."The use of naval combat drones is a new milestone in the history of naval battles,” said Vasyl Maliuk, the head of Ukraine's Security Service while speaking at a United24 event according to a press release from the SSU. However, Maliuk did confirm that the SSU had equipped its Sea Baby marine drone with the ability to fire Grad multiple launch rocket systems and revealed the service has been using the drones since December 2023.
The Sea Baby can accelerate up to 90 kilometres per hour or 56 miles per hour, it costs upwards of $221,000 dollars to produce, and it can carry an 850 kilogram or roughly 1,850 pounds of explosives. So it packs a powerful punch and it really matters for the war in Ukraine - there is no need to procure expensive but useless weapons. The impact of using miltary drones to the military establishments may be considered as a game changer as fas as cost is concerned. Small countries with small budgets will benefit from the arming of drones - it would not be farfetch to imagined that David is equally matched with Goliath. It would also be a reality for the military establishments to take a closer look at what they can perform on a smaller budget, perhaps even get the tech guys to run the establishment!
Introducing the very versatile multipurpose refrigerated medical delivery drone!
Refrigerated Drone Delivery
Main Salient Points of the Refrigerated Drone
Compact sized medical box
Customised for deliveries of vaccine, blood, organ, blood samples, plasma and biomedical supplies.
Multiple Usage
Box comes with own battery to sustain cooling while delivering to end-mile user
Box can be used for vehicle use (or cold chain deliveries)
Box can be used in the house (additional mini fridge)
Patentable Design
6 kilogram loading
Designed to maintain low temperature (-170 degrees Fahrenheit ) for 30 miles at speed of 40 mph -
Normally use autonomous drone for delivery but can be customised for fixed wing mini aircraft.
Customised for real time reporting.
shore to emergency ship delivery
City Food Deliveries
Customised with soft landing mechanism
Main Use:-
Following manufacturer's advice, some medicinal products need to be stored and transported at lower than ambient temperatures to assure their quality and efficacy. These are often referred to as 'cold chain products' or 'fridge lines' and wholesale dealers are expected to store and distribute them in strict accordance with the product labelling requirements as stated in the EU GDP Guidelines - chapters 5.5 (Storage) and 9.2 (Transport) give more information. Blood for transfusion, Covid Vaccines, organs for transplant, snake bite serum and clinical samples for testing and pathology, insulin, biotech products and products derived from blood or plasma, can be classified as particularly high risk because they are not only at risk from freezing but also at elevated temperatures. Also on the list are the majority of reagents used for laboratory testing are temperature sensitive, with most requiring strict refrigeration procedures as mandated by many jurisdictions.
Medical supplies often require refrigeration at either freezing or 70 degrees fahrenheit below zero. So if you need to sent your medicine by drone, then you will need special equipment that can ensure safe delivery. The fridge box designed by Patentagentip is suited for use with drones as its electronics is able to maintain certain low temperatures that is adviced by manufacturers. It is also equiped with a spare battery (once detached from the drone) to keep it working in case there is a distance before you get to your end user. Furthermore, the refrigerated box can be used in house when you only need a small footprint. Additionally, the refrigerated box is built foldable/collapsible to suit conditions where space is a premuim like that in your car.
The Impact
By delivering medical goods to hard-to-reach places, refrigerated drones have helped save many emergencies across the world. "Doctors-Without-Borders" have tested them to help tackle tuberculosis in Papua New Guinea and Ebola in Liberia, and GAVI has used them to deliver vaccines in areas without the network for conventional delivery. Furthermore, COVID-19 has accelerated the way healthcare providers use drones to deliver vital vaccines worldwide because they are particularly useful in places where road connectivity and refrigerated transport are a challenge - covid vaccines need to be refrigerated.
"Medicine from the Sky happens to be one of our distinguished projects as far as innovative use of technology in healthcare is concerned and we were privileged to be the clinical partner in the initiative and share our healthcare experiences. We look forward to continuing working with the World Economic Forum, the Government of Telangana, and other states across the country in this project, which I am sure would be the inception of a new age in enhancing the healthcare supply chain," said Sangita Reddy, Joint Managing Director, Apollo Hospitals Healthnet Global. We are all looking forward to this new business model for we do not know what will come our way post-covid.
Minister of Civil Aviation joint secretary Amber Dubey inspecting a vaccine delivery drone in Telangana, India Image: Indian Transport and Logistics News
This refrigerated delivery box project ( patentable) is available for licensing or if you want you can buy it off. You can also obtain grant to pursue it to commercialisation. We will offer our assistance on this matter.Furthermore, you can turn the project into a military project - the refrigerated box is suitable to house electronic item of a radar system. Give us a call for more details.