The use of drones is evolving from their role in military strikes to support, commercial and recreational roles around the world. These include the use of drones as first responders in Denmark for firefighting, chemical accidents and larger car accidents in urban and over-water environments, shark harvesting in Australia, delivering medical aid in Rwanda and in […]
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Weaponized Drones Are Now Legal In The U.S.
Bill’s author worries this loaded tech will seem like “a video game.”
Amazon’s Prime Air Tests Can Finally Get Started In The U.S.
It gets the FAA’s nod for trials, though drone delivery is still up in the air.
Amazon’s FAA Exemption Doesn’t Make Prime Air Any More Real
But there will definitely be more tests.
The FAA Finally Suggests Drone-Use Rules—And They Don’t Allow Much
Amazon isn’t going to be happy.
Alibaba Drone-Delivery Tests Head For Chinese Customers
While Amazon watches and waits for the FAA.
Why We Need A New Word For Drones
Hobbyist devices or killing machines? Right now, they’re both.
An Open-Source Standard Could Spur Drone Development
It’s time to stop reinventing the drone.
To Deliver With Prime Air Drones, Amazon Has To Solve These 3 Problems
Amazon wants to use octocopters to deliver packages. But it’s got some big hurdles to clear first.