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2019 Drone Drop: IBM is Giving Away 1,500 DJI Tello Drones t…

Until June 16, IBM will be giving away 1,500 DJI Tello Drones – and they’ll help you program them to do something amazing. “Through IBM’s Code and Response initiative, along with non-profits, aid agencies, and local governments, IBM is putting open source technologies developed as part of coding challenges such …

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IBM Patents Coffee-Delivering Drone – DRONELIFE

There are two universal truths in the drone industry. The first is that technology companies will file rafts of drone-related patents in an attempt to score easy PR and cover even the most obscure bases for the future. The second is that tech workers need the occasional caffeine hit from …

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IBM Granted Patent for Package Transfer Between Drones

IBM has introduced its been granted a patent for transferring packages between drones throughout flight. The invention described in US Patent No. 9,561,852: In flight switch of packages between aerial drones helps to increase the vary of drones which can be delivering packages from a warehouse to a buyer’s residence. …

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The Big Money Continues to Bet on Drones

Photo Mark Peterson/Fortune Magazine license by CC 2.zero News and Commentary.  Today’s announcement that telecommunications firm Verizon has bought business drone platform Skyward offers additional proof that enormous corporations are persevering with to spend money on the trade, hoping to cement their stake within the huge potential of drones and the …

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The Perfect Match: 5 Drone Industry Partnerships to Watch

As the drone industry matures, drone manufacturers rush to partner with other technology companies: leveraging new products in order to provide more functionality, new solutions, or an entree into a new vertical.   These 5 recent partnerships could provide their players with a critical edge in the industry, and up the pace of development …

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Aerialtronics, Neurala Make Inspection Drones Smarter

A dynamic duo – one part UAV company, one part software firm – wowed attendees at a European tech show last week with a new line of automated, smarter inspection drones. Last week, Dutch drone manufacturer Aerialtronics and Boston-based “deep-learning” software company Neurala demonstrated a “smart” model of Aerialtronics’ Altura …

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