It’s a common science fiction theme that drones and other means of surveillance may someday be used to track individuals, using AI and teams of government officials to identify people from aerial images. There’s no need to get nervous yet, though – a paper published by two UK-based researchers says …
Read More »DJI Launch Osmo Pocket: The World’s Smallest Stabilized Came…
DJI have long had ambitions beyond the consumer drone market. A natural move has been to branch out into professional and amateur photography, through the Ronin series and the Osmo range respectively. The Chinese manufacturer has just launched a new handheld camera/gimbal combo, the Osmo Pocket, which could be the …
Read More »Audi and Airbus Show off Modular Drone Taxi in Amsterdam (an…
Audi and Airbus took center stage this week at Amsterdam Drone Week, showing off their concept of modular drone taxis with live demos. DRONELIFE at Amsterdam Drone Week, Airbus Prototype Modular Drone Taxi Amsterdam Drone Week has had a heavy focus on smart cities and smart mobility, exploring …
Read More »Day one of GFIA In Focus Australian edition
QUEENSLAND played host to a global food and agriculture technology extravaganza this week, with almost 1000 people attending day one of the GFIA In Focus Australia innovation fair held at to the Brisbane Conference and Exhibition Centre. Targeted at Australian consumers, agribusiness, investors and farmers, the fair included two concurrent conferences …
Read More »Time to Deliver: Amsterdam Drone Week Kicks Off
The European Commission’s Commissioner of Transport, Violeta Bulc, and the Netherlands’ Minister of Infrastructure and Water Management Cora van Nieuwenhuizen kicked of Amsterdam Drone Week today. The commercial drone conference runs along side the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) annual high level meetings. Before a global audience, Bulc and van …
Read More »Swedish Company GLOBHE is Focused on Drones doing Good in Ha…
One of the best things about life on the road is the opportunity to meet new companies and new people stretching the boundaries of what drones can do for communities around the world. At the recent Commercial UAV Show in London, DRONELIFE had the opportunity to meet Helena Samsioe, CEO …
Read More »Urban Air Mobility: The First UIC^2 Forum at Amsterdam Drone…
DRONELIFE at Amsterdam Drone Week, Airbus Prototype Drone Taxi The First UIC^2 – the UAM (Urban Air Mobility) Initiative for Cities and Communities – Forum took place this morning at Amsterdam Drone Week, an international gathering of stakeholders in commercial drones, airspace regulation, and urban air mobility. Amidst a hall …
Read More »Mantis Q drone might be small but is highly functional » Coo…
Drones have certainly caught on in its popularity over the past few years, where the price has also dropped drastically in order to make it a whole lot more accessible for everybody. Yuneec has come up with an all-new portable folding drone that will be able to respond to voice …
Read More »SimActive Software Used for Photogrammetry Project with Larg…
Today SimActive., a world-leading developer of photogrammetry software is being use for a large-scale project by First Base Solutions who provides aerial imagery, geospatial data and custom mapping solutions to organizations across North America. The size of each image consisted of MB totaling 40 TB of raw data. As Drones are …
Read More »It Turns Out that Diamonds Could be a Drone’s Best Friend
LakeDiamond’s system is working toward producing a laser beam that can shine directly on the photovoltaic cells on the drone’s surface. (Copyright LakeDiamond) LakeDiamond is Swiss based company that manufactures very pure synthetic diamonds for industrial and commercial uses. They have announced recently that they are developing technology that would …
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