Here at WIRED Transportation, we get to write about all sorts of stuff. Self-driving cars. Hyperloops. Bike lane design. Subway maps. The occasional man dressed up as a car seat for an apparently legitimate purpose. You get the idea. So it’s rare when a mere one or two topics dominate …
Read More »Army to unveil new telecommunication, drone achievements: Ge…
Brigadier General Heidari added that Army’s Ground Forces have reached high levels of self-sufficiency by indigenously producing all of the equipment they need, including tank transporters, radars, long-range cameras, or telecommunication shelters, which will be employed by the Army in the near future. An earlier report quoted the Army chief …
Read More »Energy Drone & Robotics Summit Significantly Expands Advisor…
The Energy Drone & Robotics Summit brings together energy & engineering industry leaders in a wide variety of solution-based areas, including, but not limited to, hardware, software, data acquisition, analysis & management, safety, operations, security/C-UAS and legal considerations. Houston, Texas, March 11, 2019 – Following the rapid growth of our …
Read More »How Investigators Pull Data off a Boeing 737’s Black Boxes
In the five days since Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 crashed a few minutes after taking off from Addis Ababa, killing all 157 people aboard, regulators around the world have grounded the Boeing 737 MAX 8. That’s a reaction to the fact that the circumstances of this disaster match those of …
Read More »Canada’s Drone Operators Can Relax a Little: 9 DJI Drones ar…
It took a Canadian drone operator to explain to me the devilish detail in the Canadian drone regulations first proposed in 2017: the list of “compliant aircraft.” The regulations have been updated and changed since then, but the concept of a single list of aircraft that were considered compliant with …
Read More »Wilhelmsen and Airbus trial world’s first commercial drone d…
Lifting off from Marina South Pier in Singapore with 3D printed consumables from Wilhelmsen’s onshore 3D printing micro-factory, the Airbus Skyways drone navigated autonomously along pre-determined ‘aerial-corridors’ in its 1.5km flight to Eastern Working Anchorage. The drone landed on the deck of the Swire Pacific Offshore (SPO)’s Anchor Handling Tug …
Read More »Mississippi State Launches Disaster Relief Drones
(photo by Beth Wynn / © Mississippi State University) Mississippi State University is flying high for two reasons. 1 . The men’s basketball team is looking to make a tough showing tonight against the SEC-leading Tennessee Vols.* 2. The school’s Raspet Flight Research Laboratory has acquired two TigerShark XP3 drones. …
Read More »Wilhelmsen and Airbus Launch Singapore Maritime Drone Delive…
We often think of drone deliveries as being most useful in remote, hard-to-reach locations. Usually, that involves providing a cargo-carrying alternative in rural areas or a link to places cut off by natural disasters. But ‘hard-to-reach’ can also apply in some of the world’s busiest ports. A drone delivery project with …
Read More »Drones at Prisons: The Results of This 9-Month Study Show Ex…
image courtesy Dedrone Counter drone technology firm Dedrone recently completed a nine month study on the subject of drones over correctional facilities. The results are frightening – and demonstrate exactly why the industry needs counter drone technology to be implemented over prisons and other sensitive facilities. If you really want …
Read More »Red Cat Releases Blockchain-Based Data Storage, Analytics, A…
FAA compliant platform makes drones trackable and accountable with black box flight recorder, software and services for pilots, regulators and insurance companies Humacao. Puerto Rico (PRWEB) – Red Cat, a leading provider of distributed data storage, analytics and services for the drone industry, today announced the beta release of its …
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