Robodex and Tokyu Land Corporation have announced the opening of Japan's first permanent hydrogen drone port along the Seto Inland Sea coast. This innovative facility aims to enhance connectivity between Hiroshima's mainland and the nearby islands, including Osakikamijima. The collaboration between the two companies marks a significant step in the development of drone technology, leveraging hydrogen as a sustainable fuel source. The port is expected to facilitate efficient transportation and logistics in the region, promoting economic growth and technological advancement.
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Original from Dronelife.com: Robodex and Tokyu Land Open Japan’s First Hydrogen Drone Port in Hiroshima
Robodex and Tokyu Land Open Japan’s First Hydrogen Drone Port in Hiroshima
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