EGLE drone drowned by eagle dredged
You know that drone which we reported to have lost turf war with a bald eagle and got drowned in lake Michigan? It was dredged up on Tues…
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Police drones cannot come soon enough
It was the sound of gunfire, dynamite and screams that woke residents of Esther Park this morning. The middle density suburb about a kilo…
Celebrating the persevering will of Elong
Today, we celebrate the achievements of William Ndja Elong, a young Cameroonian whose dream of producing drones made in Africa has seen rema…
What makes a good drone law?
Below we reproduce an article from Drone Industry Insights, a reputable business intelligence company offering insights into the commercial …
Global pandemic inspires era of delivery drones
WASHINGTON - Cough medicine, snacks, baking ingredients: Kelly Passek has shopping delivered weekly to her yard in Christiansburg, Virginia …
Drones in construction
Construction industry professionals have long envisioned technological disruption to address common challenges of time and cost overruns to …
Hands on with Inspire Africa's Drone Coding tools
The Inspire Africa group is making a positive impact among school kids, mostly in Southern Africa today, through their STEAM education curri…
Charging your drone battery – in five minutes
They did it with cell phones and electronic vehicles. Now Israeli fast charging battery technology pioneer StoreDot has made a drone batt…
Fighting the drone-lash
Is banning drones on grounds of country of origin wise, or does it lead to false sense of security? The war for data control is chiefly b…
The case for drone technology in mining
Fifty-one miners died in South Africa last year. In statistical terms, the figure has fallen to record lows, as safety standards have imp…
Armyworm war goes aerial in Zambia
A Zambian agriculture technology company has taken it upon itself to help eradicate the armyworm plague in the country. Operating out of…
Tree-planting drones for Madagascar's lost forests
Madagascar used to be green. Really green. But no more. In the 2,000 short years that man landed on the East African island nation in…