Drones from Apple’s house are likely to be called idrone, right? And it will work smoothly with the iPhone, right? Well, if you think we are doing something, some of the recent patent applications show that Cupertino-based technology giants can actually work to make drones.
According to a report by 9to5mac, last year Apple has submitted three patent applications for drones – two of them were revealed in the last few days.
The US Patent & Trademark Office (USPTO) has published two patent applications from Apple related to unmanned air vehicles (UAVs) or drones.
Interestingly, the patent application was first submitted in Singapore.
The Apple’s first patent application about the Drone “includes equipment, systems, and methods for pairing / releasing UAVs to / from the UAV controller.
The embodiment can include a variety of methods for pairing / releasing UAVs to / from the UAV controller (UACS).” This seems to be a way Routine to operate drones.
The second patent application is titled “Tracking Unmanned Air Vehicles” related to tracking and controlling drones or UAVs through a cellular network system.
In the patent application, Apple mentions that drones are used for various applications, such as obtaining or indicating information (eg, video acquisition or supervision), sending goods, or other activities.
“The use of UAV has increased rapidly in recent years, in part because many applications where they can be used.
For example, UAVs can be used to travel long distance locations, inaccessible, and / or uncomfortable to do various actions.” It must be said that this is only a patent company and large technology like Apple have thousands of patent applications proposed.
Not all finally reach the final stage into the final product.
However, in the case of the drone, it would make him feeling for Apple to make his presence feel.
It is already a category where Apple can play.