File photo Toronto-based Drone Delivery Canada has picked up its second contract with DSV Air & Sea Inc. Canada, a subsidiary of Danish conglomerate DSV Panalpina A/S. With the assistance of Air Canada, DDC will deploy its drone delivery platform to help DSV deliver healthcare-related cargo from its warehouse in Milton, Ont. Last …
Read More »FlytBase Enhances Drone Software with FlytNow Upgrades
Source: FlytBase California-based drone software startup FlytBase continues to enhance its flagship product, FlytNow. A cloud-based drone video streaming and fleet management solution, FlytNow provides a web-based portal to manage live drone operations remotely over 4G, LTE or 5G. The solution also includes live HD video feed, drone/camera gimbal control …
Read More »Lawmakers skeptical of seaborne drone fleet — Defense Syste…
Unmanned Systems Lawmakers skeptical of seaborne drone fleet By Lauren C. Williams Jun 24, 2020 Congress has been openly skeptical of the Navy’s push to buy more unmanned vessels and that doubt is showing in the House’s draft of the 2021 National Defense Authorization Act. The Seapower and Projection …
Read More »How Technology Will Create These 7 Jobs In The Future
What kind of job do you think your children will have in the future? They might apply to one of … [+] these futuristic job ads one day. Getty Fifteen years ago, people would have looked at you sideways if you told them you were a data scientist, driverless car …
Read More »Testing UTM to a Level Never Before Achieved: ANRA and Switc…
ANRA Technologies is a global unmanned traffic management (UTM) leader, with a suite of solutions designed to incorporate state of the art technologies to facilitate safe commercial drone operations. Las Vegas -based Switch is a technology infrastructure corporation, with a deep expertise in data centers and technology solutions. Together, ANRA and …
Read More »The Case for Drones at Airports: Acecore Demonstrates Drone …
Drones have had a bad reputation at airports. Since the infamous Gatwick incident during the holiday travel season of 2018, which caused week-long chaos for airlines and travelers and cost an estimated $65 million in damages, most of the drone projects for airlines and airports have been focused on keeping …
Read More »Navigation algorithm lets drones perform challenging acrobat…
Drones all in a spin! AI algorithm enables quadcopters to perform acrobatic manoeuvres like power loops and barrel rolls autonomously Switzerland-based scientists have worked with Intel to teach a drone acrobatics Drone is powered by an algorithm to perform series of high speed tricks and flips The algorithm trains drone to …
Read More »Lawmakers skeptical of seaborne drone fleet — FCW
Defense Lawmakers skeptical of seaborne drone fleet By Lauren C. Williams Jun 23, 2020 Congress has been openly skeptical of the Navy’s push to buy more unmanned vessels and that doubt is showing in the House’s draft of the 2021 National Defense Authorization Act. The Seapower and Projection …
Read More »DRONEII: The Drone Market from 2020-2025, Five Key Takeaways
Guest post: This article published with permission from our friends at DroneII, Drone Industry Insights. Article authored by Lukas Schroth. With a new year come new challenges, new market players, new use cases and new regulatory hurdles for the commercial drone industry. For this reason we’ve worked hard to develop our …
Read More »COVID-19 is Here. Now, Where are the Drones? [Guest Op-Ed]
From Zipline If the current pandemic has created “a moment” for unmanned technology, where are all the drones? It’s not that simple, say humanitarians. The following is a guest post co-authored by Olivier Defawe, Director of the VillageReach Drones for Health Program, and David Sarley, Innovation and Supply Chain Director at …
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