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Drones for Schools: North Carolina Educator UAS Cohort

As the drone industry evolves, the benefits of drones for schools become apparent.  For students, they provide an interesting and fun access point to education about all kinds of things, from weather patterns to programming.  For the industry, putting drones in schools gets the next generation workforce interested in joining …

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Sagetech Gets DOD OK for Small Drone ‘Friend or Foe’ ID Tech

Sagetech The Department of Defense has certified a Sagetech Avionics technology that works to help warfighters distinguish between friendly or enemy drones. Sagetech said Monday its MX12B Identify Friend or Foe device became the first transponder to secure approval from the department’s International AIMS Program Office for compliance with 17-1000 …

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Azur Drones Help Make Nuclear Fuel Sites Safer

Source: Azur Drones French drone startup Azur Drones is making recycled nuclear fuel sites safer by deploying its Skeyetech autonomous surveillance UAV solution to protect a huge site in The Hague. Mostly used in the port, energy, defense and oil-and-gas sectors, Azur drones will coordinate with on-ground security teams for …

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Teal Drones and Decathlon Capital Partners Agree on

Investment will fuel new innovation in U.S.-made, military-grade drone technology SALT LAKE CITY, Feb. 8, 2021 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ — Teal Drones has accepted a multi-million-dollar investment package from Decathlon Capital Partners to fund the company’s growth and finance continued research and development efforts. The funding agreement comes as the innovative unmanned …

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DARTdrones Public Safety Grant: Round 4!

Round Four of the DARTdrones Public Safety Grant is open for applications!  DARTdrones made history as one of the very first drone businesses to win big on the TV show for startups, Shark Tank.  Now, their business – providing quality, professional-level training for drone pilots – has proven to be a …

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The American Drone Security Act: The Sequel

The American Drone Security Act: The Sequel The original American Drone Security Act (ADSA) proposal has had a significant impact on the drone industry, even though it was not passed.  The ADSA has now been reintroduced, however – with some changes.  Guest Contributor Dawn Zoldi, drone law expert and CEO of …

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Journalists say Hungary drone law stifles reporting

When Hungarian journalist Gabi Horn was called in by police last October about her investigative news site’s drone footage of a business tycoon’s estate, at first she thought a corruption probe had been opened. “It turned out instead we had been reported for suspected ‘illegal acquisition of data’,” said Horn, …

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Intel Agency Worker Pushed His Own Drone Company, Report Det…

In 2014, the co-founder of an anti-drone technology company decided to leverage an unusual marketing asset: his employment at the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency.  The employee obtained classified information, arranged access to lawmakers and other officials, and even entered his company, DroneShield, in government-sponsored drone competitions before his use of official …

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