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image public domain Artificial Intelligence (AI) definitely tops the list of important themes for the drone industry.  From data management to flight automation, AI has been part of the description.  But how exactly does AI power processes like industrial inspections?  An integration between a drone data management platform and an …

Everyone loves a long shot success story – and this one is better than most.  In July of 2016, DRONELIFE wrote about the 18 year old Utah kid who decided to skip college and pursue his dream of building the ultimate drone.  Today, 20 year old George Matus launches the …

There’s a lot of hype about AI within the drone business.  Applications labeled “AI” provide a vast number of evaluation and sense-and-avoid capabilities.  But Boston-based Neurala offers drones (or automobiles, cameras, and toys) with one thing extra vital than these functions: a mind. Artificial Intelligence (AI) and machine studying are …

The drone industry can be fickle.  While some drone companies have suffered through widely publicized failures – and consequent layoffs – in the last year, many are thriving.  With new customers, new products, and new funding some drone companies are expanding rapidly: but finding the right staff to support that …

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 …

A Boston-based startup is launching a software development kit to boost the “intelligence” of drones with hopes of changing the way UAV companies think about AI. Neurala announced the launch of Bots Software Development Kit at Interdrone on Thursday. The kit will allow manufacturers to install artificial-intelligence “neural” software directly …