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Immigration detainees: Refusal to reveal agency that conduct…

The federal department responsible for the operation to keep watch on the convicted criminals released after is refusing to reveal who is responsible for drone surveillance on them. Under pressure to explain the decision by his departmental delegate to exempt convicted murderers from ankle bracelet monitoring, Immigration Minister Andrew Giles …

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FAA Approves Expansion of Amazon Drone Delivery

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has approved Amazon to expand its drone delivery program, with the company planning to “immediately” scale up operations. The agency requires commercial drone operators to maintain a line of sight to their drones until it approves technology that can safely allow drones to fly longer …

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Pitt, with military funding, develops technology to administ…

PITTSBURGH — On four occasions last year, medical helicopters flew over Pittsburgh transporting not injured humans, but wounded pigs. The pigs — bleeding heavily from the abdomen — were stabilized in the air by an autonomous medical intervention system developed by the University of Pittsburgh as part of a military-funded …

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The D Brief: US, allies OK Ukrainian deep strikes; Houthi ta…

The leaders of France, Germany, and the U.S. have authorized Ukraine’s use of long-range weapons to strike Russian military targets well beyond the front lines of Vladimir Putin’s Ukraine invasion. Several news outlets reported the development out of the White House Thursday, including the New York Times (calling it a …

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Sea Drone Strike Sinking Russian Warships Watched by Global …

Ukraine’s latest kamikaze sea drone attack sinking at least two Russian naval cutters on Thursday was backstopped by distracting attacks against local air defenses and an oil refinery in mainland Russia, and possibly an unprecedented patrol by the Pentagon’s best spy plane. In the hours leading up to air-sea raid …

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Fukushima Nuclear Site Drone Inspection

This article published in collaboration with JUIDA, the Japan UAS Industrial Development Association. Innovative Drone Technology Enables Inspection of Highly Radioactive and Space-Limited Areas for the First Time Since 2011: Fukushima Nuclear Site Drone Inspection by DRONELIFE Staff Writer Ian J. McNabb Liberaware IBIS drone Chiba-based industrial drone developer Liberaware recently …

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