South Africa: Cape Province gets licence for agric drones
After it broke new ground by being the first government organisation to obtain a Remote Operator’s Certificate (ROC) of any kind for its s…
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New LiDAR solution from Wingtra
Leading remote sensing drone maker Wingtra has just announced the launch of a new LiDAR solution to go with its series of drone models. T…
About UAM, RAM and AAM
As drone manufacturers, service providers, aviation authorities and related stakeholders continue with their groping efforts in their attemp…
State of the Drone Market: North America
Continuing with its coverage of regional and national drone markets across the world, Drone Industry Insights has decided to open with new y…
Drone Chick in Europe - and we're all cheer for it
Africa’s favourite drone chick is going to fly the African flag in Europe. And we are all here for it. Kim James, the director of So…
LeiferMichel spreads to DIY products
Looks like we might be celebrating the constant milestones by Wingcopter and partner’s LeiferMichel project for some time yet. Just las…
The drone space in 2023
The guys at research company drone Industry Insights are back for the new year; and their first item on the agenda is to… Look back at …
Behold the MS Droni!
Yes. You read that right. Indian drone maker Garuda Aerospace has made its name producing drone for the enterprise market in the country.…
Policing drones: Nuggets from DJI
The following article is a reproduction of an article from a small drone manufacturing company out of China. The company is called DJI an…
Trials at UK's first drone-friendly harbour
The UK has its first drone-friendly harbour. Delivery drones have been flying over the Falmouth Harbour in the past week, as part of the …
RocketDNA's 2024 Drone Industry Outlook
We like the fact that – despite the company’s heavy focus on serving industry skewed towards drone applications in remote sensing – Ro…
DJI's (umpteenth) clarification on data security concerns
You feel this is a story that will never go away. Which we sadly admit is a tacit acknowledgement of our bleak outlook on the possibility…