Gardeners and heritage staff needed practical digital skills to understand how drones could support documentation, maintenance and presentation of historic gardens. The project set out to map those needs and turn them into training that people could use.
TELEWANDER’S CONTRIBUTION
What we specifically do.
Telewander participated as the Danish technology partner. Public project materials describe a contribution spanning digital-learning work and the technology context of the course. Drone operations, inspection services or aerospace delivery are not offered here as current Telewander commercial services; this page records the completed project role.
WHAT YOU CAN INSPECT
Public outputs, labelled honestly.
Coordinators can inspect the public results page, which lists the mapping analysis, the foundational manual, the online course and the Collodi practical application. Manuals are published by the project. The online course is a consortium training resource; access arrangements are set by the project, not as an open Telewander product.
Partnership pageOfficial partner list, including Telewander ApS.
FUTURE COLLABORATION
What this demonstrates.
This work shows Telewander contributing as a small technology and learning partner inside an Erasmus+ consortium: helping turn a specialist topic into structured training, with a defined partner role rather than overall project coordination.
Logos identify the organisations participating in this project; they do not imply endorsement of Telewander’s commercial services. Consortium source ↗
EUROPEAN COLLABORATION
Drone4HER is an Erasmus+ project supported by the European Union. This page describes Telewander’s participation. Views expressed are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union. Project outputs belong to their respective contributors.
LET’S WORK TOGETHER
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