Security drones and job security
Security drones have been good to humans. Well… most of them anyway. They have saved lives. They have saved people from dangerous si…
Security drones have been good to humans. Well… most of them anyway. They have saved lives. They have saved people from dangerous si…
The question of whether it is a plane or a bird has been answered. It is a kite. No; really. We are serious. Or rather, Swoop Aero …
Twice now, we have written about how drone technology has been deployed to clean up in two African countries looking to erase the tragic rem…
...according to Denise Soesilo One of the founders of Outsight International – a consulting and project management company for the huma…
Spoiler alert... it is bright. The World Economic Forum has clearly warmed up to the arrival of drone technology as an economic force on …
It is looks set to be a really important week for the drone community in Southern Africa, with the Drones and Unmanned Aviation Conference (…
By Aiga Stokenberga; Economist, Transport Global Practice; World Bank Group; and Maria Catalina Ochoa; Senior Urban Transport Specialist at …
The following article, which first appeared on ICT Works, analyses the trajectories of drone technology development in Tanzania and Rwanda �…
In the article below, first published by Drone Life, Kim James, the Director of UAV Aerial Works, and drone law experts share their experien…
Tip of the hat of the hat to the Inter Drone Podcast for scoring this video with Harrison Wolf, one of the world's top voices on medical dro…
Most folks in South Africa woke up to the reality of drone technology around 2015, when its applications to various commercial ventures were…
One area in which drone technology has proved its usefulness since it arrived on the scene has been in the way it has made some jobs safer f…