Microsoft announced Friday that it plans to sell artificial intelligence technologies to the military. The military is looking into using more artificial intelligence for its defense, as the Chinese government has set goals in surpassing the U.S. military. In Silicon Valley, whether tech companies should become involved in projects with …
Read More »Everything You Need to Know to Grow Your Drone Business: Int…
Enrico Shaefer, DroneLaw.pro DRONELIFE is excited to announce a new collaboration with drone attorney and business expert Enrico Schaefer, of Traverse Legal, PLC and Drone Law Pro. Welcome to the first edition of From the Ground Up: a podcast series designed to help drone businesses level up and grow. Enrico …
Read More »Tiny optical gyroscope could find a home in phones and drone…
Engineers at the California Institute of Technology (Caltech) have created the world’s smallest optical gyroscope, a sensor that could be used in smartphones and drones. The optical gyroscope resting on grains of rice (Credit: Ali Hajimiri/Caltech) The tiny device, which is smaller than a grain of rice, determines its position …
Read More »Drones deployed to archive sacred Indigenous areas and cultu…
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Read More »Jio showcases drones with facial recognition, cars powered b…
New Delhi, Oct 25 () From driving a car in Mumbai sitting in the national capital to flying drones equipped with facial recognition capabilities, Reliance Jio on Thursday displayed potential uses of high speed 5G network technology. On the opening day of India Mobile Congress (IMC), richest Indian Mukesh Ambani’s …
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FAA teams examine Insitu’s ScanEagle3 at a Type Certification Board Meeting in Bingen, Washington. Insitu, a wholly-owned subsidiary of The Boeing Company, is playing the long game. The company is drawing from Boeing’s experience as the world’s largest aerospace company and planning for the future with the ScanEagle 3, collaborating …
Read More »The Coolest Motorcycle in the World Just Got its Own Drone
Here at DRONELIFE we’re a typical tech company – we’re often multitasking by combining caffeine consumption and writing. In a recent coffee shop, we just had to engage with a couple who arrived on our absolute dream: a gorgeous Ural motorcycle, complete with gleaming sidecar. Life goals – but that …
Read More »DJI Launches 5th Annual Robomaster Competition
Drone-industry leader DJI is launching its fifth international robotics competition and engineers from around the word are all invited to compete for more than $100,000 in cash prizes. The fifth annual RoboMaster Competition is open to all universities and students with a passion for engineering and technology. “What’s unique about …
Read More »Peculiarities of Trade in China: Drones, Robots, ‘Contactles…
BEIJING (Sputnik) – When ordering goods online, residents of China do not have to wait long for the postman to bring them their goods, even if they live in the mountains, since the package will be delivered to them in less than a day by a drone, which is assisted …
Read More »PrecisionHawk Announces DJI Partnership – DRONELIFE
The following is press release from PrecisionHawk. PrecisionHawk’s Low Altitude Traffic and Airspace Safety (LATAS) platform to replace AirMap PrecisionHawk, Inc. today announced a partnership with DJI, the world’s leader in civilian drones and aerial imaging technology, to improve its geofencing technology. Leveraging PrecisionHawk’s Low Altitude Traffic and Airspace Safety …
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