We are incredibly pleased that after many years of intensive development we were able to deliver the first Auriol last week.  The first Auriol thus went to our friends and partners at Koerschulte.

We have been working with the traditional company Koerschulte from Lüdenscheid for several years now. With the Auriol, our new heavy-duty drone, which we will soon present in more detail, we want to jointly bring new impetus to the logistics industry. With the help of our drones, Koerschulte wants to establish delivery by drone as a service and thus respond to the various challenges in the B2B delivery industry.

We would like to thank you for your trust and are of course looking forward to working with you in the future!

A solution for logistics by drones sounds exciting? Read more here: https://3rd-element.com/logistics/. Norman Koerschulte (pictured right) is also happy to receive interested inquiries: https://www.koerschulte.de/2020/10/16/koerschulte-drohnen/!

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After an intensive preparation and the audit in spring this year, we finally hold our certificate for quality management (ISO 9001:2015) in our hands. As you can see, it is already hanging and we and especially Chiara, who played a significant role as quality management representative, are happy about this achieved goal!

What may sound dry at first glance is an important concern for our customers and ourselves. So, what does an ISO 9001 certification mean?

With the introduction of a quality management system, organization and processes are clearly defined and structured. Workflows can thus be designed as efficiently as possible, while high quality and customer satisfaction remain clearly in focus. Risks and opportunities are clearly identified and the company is continuously improved on them.

It is not just a matter of developing any structures and procedures, but of ensuring that these are adopted and implemented naturally by all employees in their day-to-day work, and this is repeatedly checked by regular external audits.

For Third Element Aviation, this is an important step in our growth strategy to be clearly structured and prepared for new challenges in the future. In this way, we can become a little bit better every day.

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The goal of the 5GAPS project is to create a so-called cubelet system that divides public spaces into three-dimensional cubes and thereby allows precise and adaptive mapping and thus also navigation in three dimensions. The central building block here is 5G technology, which allows a large exchange of data volumes, has low latency and offers high precision. It can also be used for (combined) navigation outside and inside buildings – in contrast to GPS technology, for example.

Once implemented, the cubelet system could enable many use cases: Route planning for logistics with drones or better utilization of usable space. Applications in the field of industrial metaverse would also be conceivable – in the future, for example, factories could be displayed, maintained or made more efficient in virtual reality.

The project as a whole is intended to explore the possibilities of the still new 5G technology. The campus network at the Deutsche Messe exhibition center in Hanover is available as a test area. Third Element Aviation has been involved in the project since the beginning of 2022 and, as one of the partners in the project, provides drones that are used to check the quality of the 5G connection in the test area. The project also involves many other high-profile partners from science and industry.

Further information here: https://www.hannover.de/Urbane-Logistik-Hannover/Dialog/5GAPS-5G-Access-to-Public-Spaces

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From October to December 2022 we had the pleasure to have Kavi Manu Kanes with us as an intern in hardware development. Kavi is studying mechatronics at the FH Bielefeld and completed a 12-week internship with us as part of the preparation for his bachelor thesis.  

How did you decide to do your internship at Third Element Aviation? Have you ever had anything to do with drones?  

A fellow student once told me that there was a company around here that worked with drones and ROS, so that stuck in the back of my mind.  

I had also considered buying a drone or building one myself, but never followed through. I find drones interesting because it’s still a fairly new field and has a lot of potential. I also had a bit of previous experience as an electrician and because I already worked with microcontrollers as a hobby and implemented smaller projects.  

What were your tasks here?  

I developed a prototype for a feature that Third Element needed. The first idea was to develop a kind of counter for the landing frame of the drone that measures how hard the impact is during landing. This could be used, for example, to better plan when such landing gear needs to be checked. Nothing came of that, though.  

But the second idea – which I then implemented – was a flight termination system.   

What did you particularly like about your time here?  

It was cool here, all the people were very nice. The cooperation was good and it was fun. You could get a taste of everything in the company and get an overview of how everything is connected. I could always ask questions.  

It was also cool that I was able to do something that helped the company move forward and that gave me confidence and responsibility. I also like that there are modern working time models and flexible hours here, and there was also a small payment for the internship.  

What advice would you give to other people who would like to do an internship here? What should you bring with you?  

I think an interest in model airplanes or drones would be good. You should have a desire for hardware and construction or at the mix of software and hardware, programming smaller things.  

You should also be good at teamwork and be able to engage with others. It is important – especially when solving problems – to exchange ideas. You should contribute your own ideas, but also let other people contribute ideas.  

Do you have any final words?  

I can only recommend an internship here!  

We would like to thank you, Kavi, for the good time and cooperation at 3EA and look forward to welcoming you back here for your final thesis.  

Are you also interested in doing an internship, writing a thesis or starting as a working student with us? Feel free to send us an email with your documents to jobs@3rd-element.com! 

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