Modern agriculture faces many challenges: securing yields for a growing population and protecting the environment from the consequences of intensive farming. Unmanned aerial systems, commonly known as drones, offer a solution that can increase both efficiency and sustainability.

Drones enable the precise use of resources in agriculture, an approach known as "precision farming". Using sensors and other technologies, they collect detailed data that allows farmers to apply fertilizers, water or pesticides precisely where they are needed. This minimizes losses and maximizes yields. Multispectral images also make it easier to monitor plant development and provide early warning signs of nutrient deficiency or pest infestation so that measures can be taken in good time before damage occurs.

Advantages

Another advantage is the speed with which drones can analyze large areas. Compared to traditional methods, which are time-consuming, drones provide usable data in a very short time. Modern software converts this information into precise maps that facilitate decisions on field management and crop planning. This saves time and conserves resources.

Sustainability

Drones also promote sustainability as they reduce the use of chemicals such as pesticides. The targeted use of tools not only protects soil and water, but also minimizes negative effects on the environment. Mechanical weed control methods that support drones further reduce the need for chemicals and promote biodiversity and the sustainable use of agricultural land.

Possible applications

Drones can be used in a wide range of agricultural applications. They are suitable for surveying and mapping areas, monitoring growth processes, pest control and even for automated harvesting processes. They work particularly efficiently in combination with autonomous vehicles, which further reduce the workload.

The future

The future of agriculture will undoubtedly be shaped by technologies such as drones. They help farmers to reduce costs, increase yields and protect the environment at the same time. Despite technical challenges and high acquisition costs, the advantages outweigh the disadvantages, meaning that this technology is already making a decisive contribution to sustainable, efficient and productive agriculture.

A frosty hello from Düsseldorf at Xponential Europe, Day 2

Our Mr. Harald Rossol is on site together with Sarah Rietmüller from WFB "Wirtschaftsförderung Bremen " and Andreas Eickhoff "Clustermanagement Luftfahrt, Die Senator für Wirtschaft, Häfen und Transformation".

Great discussions with interesting exhibitors, customers, suppliers and friends. During the visit of our Slovenian friends from C-Astral, we were able to admire the new "SQA".

Since 12:00 noon, the "1st Round Table" has been discussing Germany's competitiveness in "Advanced Air Mobility". The keynote speech was given by Mr.. Dr. Gerald Wissel, Chairman of the Board of UAV DACH e.V.

We are part of "Xponential Europe" 1st Round Table Advanced Air Mobility of the BMDV.

At this year's Xponential Europe 2025 in Düsseldorf, the "1st Advanced Air Mobility Round Table of the BMDV" will take place. Harald Rossol will be there representing "b.r.m. IT & Aerospace GmbH". From Bremen, Sarah Rietmüller from WFB "Wirtschaftsförderung Bremen" and Andreas Eickhoff "Clustermanagement Luftfahrt, Die Senator für Wirtschaft, Häfen und Transformation" will also be there, and of course we are all organized in Aviaspace Bremen e.V.

On February 19, 2025, the "1st Round Table" will discuss Germany's competitiveness in "Advanced Air Mobility". The organizer of this kick-off event is "Germany Trade and Invest GTAI" and is supported by the partners "BMDV, BDLI, UAV Dach e.V. and Composites United e.V.".

We are firmly convinced that we as b.r.m. IT & Aerospace GmbH will make a positive contribution, we will present the AAM activities from Bremen and Lower Saxony. Here in particular our Advanced Air Mobility Initiative Northwest Germany and German Bight - UAS Control Center Bremen USSP.  

Discussants from the fields of advanced air mobility, autonomous flying, electric flying, the drone industry, authorities and producers of eVTOLswill exchange views on the current status of AAM.

We are looking forward to a good discussion and trend-setting results for Advanced Air Mobility at Xponential Europe.

Nowadays, sustainability and environmental protection are the focus of every industry. We are pleased to have been able to offer and communicate a fully sustainable IT service for years. The data center of b.r.m. IT & Aerospace data center will continue to run on 100% green electricity. The electricity for our data centers comes from renewable sources such as solar, wind, water and biomass. In this way, we are making a significant contribution to a clean future in the IT & Aerospace sector.

Sustainable innovation in IT & aerospace

As a company in the IT & Aerospace sector and a future U-Space Service Provider (USSP), our various core areas benefit equally from sustainable green electricity. For example, developments in the field of unmanned aerial systems (UAS) require a sustainable energy source in order to minimize the ecological footprint. With our fully sustainable data centers, we therefore not only make an important contribution to environmental protection, but also promote the sustainability of our projects in the UAS and USSP sector.

Our commitment to a green future in the USSP and UAS sector

Our data center, which is powered by green electricity, underlines our commitment to greater sustainability in the IT and aerospace sectors. For years, we have been promoting topics such as green IT, sustainable data centers and, as a future U-Space Service Provider (USSP), sustainable unmanned aviation. Our customers can rely not only on our experts in UAS and IT & Aerospace, but also on environmentally friendly technologies. We are proud to be at the forefront of this important development in IT & Aerospace and look forward to the next steps on our journey towards a sustainable future in Advanced Air Mobility. If you have any further questions about sustainable data centers, please contact our managing directors Harald Rossol and Markus Rossol. You can reach us by phone at +49 421 34 14 94 and by e-mail at brm@brm.de.

The role of unmanned aerial systems (UAS) in the protection of critical infrastructure is becoming increasingly important. These systems are characterized by their mobility and flexibility, which make it possible to monitor even areas that are difficult to access efficiently and effectively. They provide high-resolution, real-time data that enables rapid responses to threats such as unauthorized intrusion or technical faults. UAS can replace or supplement traditional security measures, reducing long-term costs while providing state-of-the-art sensor technology for reliable detection. Thanks to their seamless integration into existing security concepts, they ensure comprehensive protection coverage without disrupting the communication infrastructure. False alarms are minimized and the systems are flexible enough to adapt to new threats.

UAS can be used for a wide range of applications, from monitoring and inspection to the targeted prevention of damage. They have established themselves as indispensable tools, as they not only secure critical infrastructures such as energy plants and transportation networks, but also ensure their operational continuity and thus effectively protect society and the economy.

Hello from the 6th Rotor Drone Forum in Bückeburg!

Just in time for the start of the new year 2025, the 6th Rotor Drone Forum kicked off yesterday with exciting presentations at the Bückeburg Helicopter Center.

After insights into current developments by the BMDV and the LBA, as well as impressions of the use of UAS in army logistics, we went through a diverse program of exciting unmanned aviation projects.

Today, on the second day, the focus is on drones for security tasks, passenger transportation and the use of unmanned systems in personal rescue.

Best regards, Markus Rossol

We hope that you have also made a successful start to 2025. In the meantime, the New Year receptions are over and everyday life has returned.

Just like last year, there will be a number of highlights in 2025. Some of these highlights are...

• XPONENTIAL Europe from 18 - 20.02.2025
• European Drone Forum from 17 - 18.02.2025
• AERO Friedrichshafen from 09.- 12.04.2025
• dronXpo Magdeburg from 23 - 25.05.2025
• International Drone Show 2025 from 18 - 19.06.2025
• Drone Days 2025 in Hatten and Bremen from 27-29.08.2025

We look forward to successfully shaping the year 2025 together with you.

Ladies and gentlemen, dear colleagues, dear friends,

Santa Claus and his trusty VT-4 ray have long since completed their integration into our airspace and the children are once again waiting for his arrival.

This year has also seen a lot of work on integration in unmanned aviation, and perhaps we will soon be able to make Santa's work in the Christmas airspace easier.

As the year 2024 draws to a close, we would like to give you a brief review of the Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) highlights that have moved us:

The AERO aviation trade fair took place in Friedrichshafen from April 17-20, 2024. With our Bremen joint stand "Specific Made in Bremen" and numerous partners, we were able to present the UAS activities in Bremen and northern Germany extensively.

In particular, we have shown the initial ideas of our UAS control center Bremen USSP - U-Space Service Provider.

Please take a look. 

The ILA 2024 took place from 05.- 09.06.2024 in Berlin. We presented with the federal state of Bremen in the joint showcase of the northern German states, in CHALET EAST 22 - 24. In close cooperation with the actors of the "Bremen - City of Aerospace" we were able to present the topic "U-Space Reallabor Nord-Westdeutschland und Deutsche Bucht & UAS-Leitstelle Bremen (USSP)" to a national and international audience and enjoyed the lively exchange on UTM, ATM, USSP, LUC and other topics.

You can find a brief insight here.

Focke-Wulf - 100 years of aircraft construction - Bremen celebrates

On January 2, 1924, "Focke-Wulf Flugzeugbau A.G." began operations in Bremen. Even after 100 years, Bremen is still an outstanding location.

DRONE DAYS. There was a premiere at the airfield in Oldenburg-Hatten. The Drone Days 2024 took place.

What was actually an "unrealistic" idea at the ILA in June 2024 was put into practice within a few weeks. On August 30, 2024, the Drone Days were born.

Once again, many thanks to all the helpers, organizers, speakers and presenters. Here is also a review of the Drone Days 2024.

SAVE THE DATE, AUGUST 27-29, 2025

The SKADRO (Scalable Drone Communication Systems for U-Space Areas) project has now been in implementation since the beginning of 2024.

Together with our project partners, we are also looking forward to the year 2025. Find out more.

The UAS project "UAS LD HB - Demonstrator Services for the b.r.m. UAS control center Bremen USSP " is on the home stretch and will be successfully completed on time by December 31, 2024 with our USSP demonstrator. See here

Back in May, we were able to test the project idea "Advanced Air Mobility Initiative and real-world laboratory for safe UAS operations for north-western Germany and the German Bight" with an initial launch around our Hatten-UAS German Flight Center at Oldenburg-Hatten airfield (EDWH).

As part of a comprehensive permit, we now have 3600 km² of flying area available for BVLOS operations.(Details)

This approval has also been granted for 2025 and we are looking forward to more exciting UAS campaigns in the new year.

b.r.m. IT & Aerospace wishes you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

StartUP! your UAS mission in 2025

The annual network meeting 2024 of Niedersachsen Aviation "Repair instead of replace" is taking place today in Stuhr.

The annual network meeting of Niedersachsen Aviation has been taking place on the premises of the Airbus European Repair Station in Stuhr since 10:30 am. One of the networking highlights for the aerospace industry in northern Germany.

Networking, accompanying exhibitions, factory tours, lectures, panel discussions and pitches offer an optimal supporting program. Mr. Olaf Lies, Lower Saxony's Minister for Economic Affairs, Transport, Building and Digitalization, will address the guests during the afternoon.

b.r.m. IT & Aerospace GmbH is represented by Harald Rossol at the annual network meeting of Niedersachsen Aviation in Stuhr.

Our Mr. Harald Rossol holds a pitch in Stuhr on the topic "Hatten-UAS German Flight Center"

If you have any questions on this topic, please do not hesitate to contact us.

Federal Ministry for Digital and Economic Affairs and Transport invites you to the following event:

"Entering a new era of aviation - Presentation of the Advanced Air Mobility Strategy of the BMDV" on December 11, 2024, from 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.

The event was opened by welcoming remarks from Dr. Volker Wissing MdB, Federal Minister for Digital and Transport Affairs. The event was moderated by Mr. Florian Druckenthaner from the Federal Ministry for Digital and Transport Affairs.

The b.r.m. IT & Aerospace GmbH is represented by Harald Rossol in Berlin.

In Bremen and Lower Saxony in particular, we are working on this future-oriented mobility approach across state borders.

"Advanced Air Mobility Initiative Northwest Germany and German Bight & UAS Control Center Bremen USSP"