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…
Fourteen members of the European Union have pledged members of the European Union have pledged €15million into the Joint European System f…
Here is something you don’t get to read every day – DJI are behind the technology curve when it comes to base stations for drones. It…
Morning, one and all. Just a few bits and pieces on the drone front this morning, before you dash off your rest of the day. Our bigges…
WASHINGTON – Last month, we carried a report from The Hill, which narrated the existence of a Department of Defence report clearing some o…
Humanitarian drones have been the most common way of introducing drone technology in most communities in the Global South. The drones have b…
Following the mayhem in South Africa last week, whose violent riots saw the deaths of 337 people at the last count, and the destruction and …
Are drone pilots already being made redundant before their careers even begin? For the first time ever, an autonomously flying quadrotor …
For two weeks – from July 6th until the 17th – Cannes was a hive of activity once more, as the Cannes Film Festival returned following a…
Seems like we are on the drone crime beat today. We have just reported on the news of a Japanese fella who might be the first to be arres…
Call it what you will – Droning Under the Influence (DUI), Droning While Drunk (DWD) or drunk droning – but it is an offence in Japan, a…
The violent protests that characterised South Africa in the past week may have gone quiet for now, but they left a hole in the heart of one …