Drone sightings spark rustling fears in Namibia
Drone technology in agriculture is nothing new – all over the world, the industry has been used to drones buzzing in the air for a rea…
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Garuda purchases Airbus drones for North America expansion
Following a contract just signed with Airbus, Indian drone technology and services company Garuda Aerospace will soon be offering its custom…
Drone technology in Russian Schools
With everything that is happening in that part of the world, you should suspect there is always a catch when a story about drone technology …
Kenya to deploy drones for wildlife conservation
The Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) has announced that it will be adding drone and other smart technologies like Artificial Intellige…
DJI sues FCC
Chinese dronemaker DJI is apparently not taking their imminent ban from the USA drone market, after it confirmed on Tuesday it had filed a l…
Australia: NSW police launch drone programme
For the first time on Australian soil, drone technology will be added to the policing repertoire. This follows an announcement by the New …
Dutch company to provide C-UAS solutions at FIFA World Cup
Robin Radar Systems, the Dutch developer of detection systems for unauthorised drones in critical environments, has announced that its IRIS …
Italian man arrested for drone stalking
Remember that time in early January 2020, when we were in the first stage of dystopia, with cities of the world turning into ghosts after be…
Scotland moots permanent drone presence in cities
A report to Wednesday’s Scottish Police Authority board meeting revealed that the British Transport Police BTP is preparing a business…
US start-ups collaborate for enhanced C-UAS operations
Texas-based American Counter-UAS software provider UNIFY.C2 has announced a strategic partnership with sensor systems, algorithms, and data …
South Africa: Residents threaten to shoot down drones
Rail officials were left scrambling to avert a confrontation in in the South African town of uMnambithi (formerly Ladysmith), about 230 kilo…
Amazon drone crashes - again
The gods really have it in for Amazon’s Prime Air ambitions, don’t they? The e-commerce behemoth really cannot seem to catch a b…