Julian Melendez has interned at GreenSight throughout high school, contributing to the design of a "marsupial drone" — a small autonomous drone deployed from a larger one. This year, he piloted Brockton High's drone team to a national championship, and he's back at GreenSight this summer working on a more advanced version of that same drone. Read the full story from The Enterprise on how GreenSight's internship program is opening doors in robotics for young talent.
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GreenSight operated its ScoutHive and WISP drones during the INFUSSE field campaign in St. Augustine, Florida, successfully capturing coastal sea breeze dynamics and demonstrating reliable performance even in heavy rain.
GreenSight's WeatherHive drones revealed a hidden forest-edge microclimate at Ashton Prairie, giving STEM camp students a hands-on look at how airborne sensing uncovers weather patterns surface stations miss.
GreenSight trained University of Oklahoma and NOAA researchers in drone swarm operations to support the 3D Mesonet — a NOAA-contracted statewide weather monitoring system using autonomous drones to improve forecast accuracy.
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