Holding a study session with members of Tenpaku Police Station

PRODRONE staff and members of Tenpaku Police Station explaining the no-fly zone

PRODRONE Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as PRODRONE) held a study session on May 16th with members of the Aichi Prefectural Police Tenpaku Police Station regarding laws and regulations related to drones. On the day of the event, 14 people visited our company. First, after watching the flight of the PD6B-Type3 logistics aircraft, President and CEO Totani explained the current state of the drone industry, and a PRODRONE representative explained the latest amendments to aviation laws such as the drone registration system, related laws and regulations, and regional points to keep in mind. In addition to legal matters, we introduced recent domestic and international drone incidents and explained matters that can be helpful for the safety of citizens. Comment from Tenpaku Police Station

``Through this course, I was able to learn that the expansion of drones into the industry has become a reality, and that police activities may also handle incidents and accidents related to drones.In addition, the instructors talked about how it is illegal to fly unregistered drones in populated areas within their jurisdiction or within the jurisdiction of our police station, and how to check whether a permit has been applied for.It was very helpful. Using this training as a reference, Tenpaku Police Station will aim to create a city where local residents can live in peace."

In March 2020, PRODRONE and Aichi Prefectural Police Tenpaku Police Station signed a memorandum of understanding regarding "information gathering using unmanned aerial vehicles, etc." in order to smoothly conduct searches for victims and confirm the damage situation. PRODRONE will continue to actively contribute to the local community under the vision of ``becoming the most trusted drone company in the local community.''

People from Tenpaku Police Station observing the flight of logistics aircraft PD6B-Type3

PRODRONE staff answering questions from Tenpaku Police Station officers