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Video Tutorials explaining RPAS Logger operations during and after setup

Posted by Wayne Rochat on February 12, 2015 at 7:46am

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As part of our final steps to the official launch of RPAS Logger Enterprise early March we have created several videos to explain the setup procedures in RPAS Logger Plus and how to go about your daily flight activities. 

As a CASA certified RPAS Operator in Australia we use RPAS Logger as our official records and compliance management solution to reduce the time spent on admin and other compliance requirements. 

RPAS Logger is designed to comply with most - if not all - the Civil Aviation Authorities around the world. It can be used in the USA for FAA compliance and the UK for CAA compliance. Other countries that we have clients using RPAS Logger in include Canada, Ireland, India, New Zealand, Brazil, Argentina, Italy, Netherlands etc.

Tags: drone, logbook, logger, rpas
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  • Wayne Rochat February 13, 2015 at 6:49am

    Hi Greg, 

    We already have an engineer working on prototypes to make the battery charge results 'auto-update'.

  • Greg Nuspel February 13, 2015 at 5:42am

    Next challenge is for someone to make a battery checker that will output the data to the logger. I'm lazy and not afraid to admit it.

  • Wayne Rochat February 12, 2015 at 10:56pm

    Hi Oscar, 

    You can find it on our website at http://rpaslogger.com/rpas-logger-lite/

  • Wayne Rochat February 12, 2015 at 10:42pm

    Hi Mike. 

    The mobile apps on Android and iOS is 100% on your local device. Nothing gets shared unless you export your data and import it on another mobile device. 

    We will have more information on the RPAS Logger Enterprise in the coming weeks and this will be hosted on our own servers (which are audited to the same standard as banks : SAS 70 type II)  which you can access "via the cloud'. Only a selected few maintenance staff will have access to the servers but direct access to your data will not be possible unless you explicitly grant it to us for support reasons. 

    We are very familiar with corporate security and our company also developed and are maintaining the software that supports the Flight Safety Foundation "BARS" program. http://flightsafety.org/bars  You can see some of their high profile clients here which even included the UN World Food Program

    Regards,

    Wayne.  

  • Mike T February 12, 2015 at 7:51pm

    how secure is the data stored with this? Is it kept in the cloud? Do the developers have access to it?

  • Oscar Avellaneda-Cruz February 12, 2015 at 3:24pm

    Great stuff. I went from lite to Pro some time ago and am learning stuff thx to the vids.
    Question, how can I get ahold of json pre/post checklist doc you mention in video 2?

  • hector hind February 12, 2015 at 2:38pm

    Great stuff , really thinking about using this even for my "hobby" activitys for battery monitoring 

  • Greg Nuspel February 12, 2015 at 9:15am

    When the pro version comes out will there be an upgrade option?

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