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  • Oct 3, 2018
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October 3rd, 2018
Percepto Robotics Earns Acclaim from Frost & Sullivan for Incorporating Machine Vision Algorithms in its Sparrow Drones

SANTA CLARA, Calif. – Based on its recent analysis of the global autonomous drones market, Frost & Sullivan recognizes Percepto Robotics (Percepto) with the 2018 Global Enabling Technology Leadership Award for employing machine vision algorithms in its proprietary Sparrow drones as part of its complete autonomous drone-in-a-box system. This differentiating technology makes its drones fully autonomous; capable of operating based on what they ‘see’ rather than follow predetermined GPS coordinates. Percepto’s Sparrow drones can deploy in complex environments where conditions might change from mission to mission.