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H3D In the News - e27 - 27 June 2019

We all know the famous Singaporean startups, but what are the companies that will join the elite group in the next coming years? H3 Dynamics is a drone company that doesn’t actually make drones.It is an artificial intelligence company that wants to help drones automate their inspection process.H3 Dynamics is imagining a future where these industrial inspection jobs are pilotless and can be automated to free up time for analysing the data.

H3D In the News - European Defence Review On-line - 7 June 2019

H3 Dynamics is entering an innovation collaboration with NAVAL's new Singapore-based R&D center opening later this year. The challenge finalists were announced by NAVAL Group's head of R&D at the International Maritime Defense Exhibition (IMDEX) in March in Singapore.

H3D In the News - The Independent - 4 May 2019

Singapore-based H3 Dynamics, which offers a digital platform that fully automates and simplifies the use of security and industrial asset inspection drone operations, has been announced the winner of Echelon Asia Summit 2019.

H3D In the News - Les Echos - 16 June 2017

H3 Dynamics met with French President Emmanuel Macron at our first VIVATECH event in Paris, where we announced the start of our European HQ. Emmanuel Macron was the first to see our DBX prototype at the time. We made it to the cover of Les Echos, and FT the next day!

H3D In the News - Techradar - 4 March 2016

​Singapore's H3 Dynamics has announced a neat little home for your drone when it's not in use, which it's calling the "Dronebox".

H3D In the News - Reuters - 2 March 2016

Singaporean company H3 Dynamics has launched an autonomous drone recharging station that allows UAVs to charge without human intervention, potentially allow drones to operate for months at a time.

H3D In the News - Popular Science - 24 February 2016

Drones are a set of limitations that fly. Batteries limit how far drones can go, memory limits how much a drone can record, signal strength limits how far drones can fly. The DBX, presented by H3 Dynamics at last week’s Singapore Air Show, is a way around those limitations: a home for drones, connected to a network of drones, that are together an Internet of Drones.