Vets to Drones and Baltimore Forensics Host a Day of Hands-On Flying, Talks, and Networking
Event Overview
On Saturday, November 23, Vets to Drones and Baltimore Forensics invite veterans and public safety personnel to Oriole Park at Camden Yards for a unique, drone-centered event. Running from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., the event aims to offer veterans and public safety professionals a chance to dive into the world of drones, connect with industry experts, and gain hands-on experience. Register here for this FREE event.
What to Expect
Participants will have the opportunity to fly drones at designated stations set up within Oriole Park and a nearby parking lot. These stations will allow attendees to test their drone-flying skills in a safe environment, guided by seasoned drone professionals. Alongside the flight activities, tables along Eutaw Street within the stadium property will feature information and demonstrations from key companies and organizations in the drone industry.
Organizers of the event noted, “Whether you are a seasoned drone pilot or just curious about drones, this event will be a unique opportunity to connect with industry experts and explore the world of drones.”
Schedule Highlights
The event welcomes public safety personnel from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., with a special time slot dedicated to veterans from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m. This scheduling approach allows both groups to network and connect with experts within their respective fields.
In addition to drone flying activities, attendees will enjoy engaging talks and interactive demonstrations that explore the latest in drone technology. The organizers added, “Don’t miss out on this exciting event! We hope to see you there!”
Event Logistics
Attendees should enter through Gate A on Eutaw Street, located on the south side of the stadium. Parking will be available in Lot B, with the entrance situated on the 400 block of West Lee Street.
Food and FacilitiesLunch options will be provided during the event, allowing attendees to recharge and continue networking. More details regarding food arrangements and specific stations will be shared closer to the event date.
Drone Usage NoteTo comply with Maryland Stadium Authority regulations, participants are kindly asked not to bring their own drones. Event organizers will supply drones for attendees to fly, ensuring compliance with local restrictions. However, attendees are encouraged to bring a microSD card to save any photographs or videos captured during the day.
Participating Organizations
The event features a range of exhibitors, including DRONERESPONDERS, the Law Enforcement Drone Association, NIST, George Mason University Police Department, and DroneSense, among others. These exhibitors represent a cross-section of the drone industry, providing attendees with valuable insights into different aspects of drone operations, safety protocols, and advancements in technology.
Weather and Other Considerations
As an outdoor event, weather conditions may impact the program. Organizers plan to communicate any changes to attendees in advance to ensure smooth operations and safety.
Vets to Drones and Baltimore Forensics look forward to welcoming veterans and public safety professionals to this engaging event at Camden Yards. With opportunities for hands-on experience, networking, and expert insights, the day promises to be an informative and enjoyable experience for all who attend.
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