Mozambique launch drone pilot project for cashew production
The Mozambican government has found itself with an interesting problem. For years, the government and stakeholders in the cashew farming …
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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…
EU injects €15million into anti-drone project
Fourteen members of the European Union have pledged members of the European Union have pledged €15million into the Joint European System f…
Swoop Aero releases the Kite
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 …
Wingcopter makes another step forward in the US medical drone market
Denver, COLORADO — Wingcopter is growing from strength to strength as a medical drone logistics company of note in the world Having sta…
DJI gets patent for drone-in-a-box
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…
Drones assessing the scale of destruction and looting in Durban
As life in South Africa – already severely hamstrung by COVID-19-induced lockdowns – struggles to return to a semblance of normalc…
De-mining drones gaining more traction
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…
Friday bits from around the world
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…
The journey so far - cargo drones in Africa
...according to Denise Soesilo One of the founders of Outsight International – a consulting and project management company for the huma…
$2million sought for healthcare operations
Two non-profit organisations that are helping with drone-based health delivery in Malawi and Mozambique are still hoping for well-wishers to…
Drone crush of the Week: Zimbabwe Flying Labs and Integrated Aerial Systems
We know it took them a lot of guts, man hours and fumbling through the dark to get to where they are today. And before you say it, we kno…