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 »Make Yourself Smarter. This Whitepaper is Worth Reading: Kit…
While many whitepapers are good only as a substitute for Sominex, Kittyhawk has written one well worth reading carefully. “Remote ID & Drones” (download for free here) takes views from all over the industry to unpack the hot topic of remote ID for commercial drone users, explaining both what it is …
Read More »DRONELIFE Exclusive: Mothership CEO Makes the Case for Blimp…
Image supplied by Mothership Most of us in the drone industry can agree that it’s the data – not the aircraft – that provides value. But what if the aircraft is a blimp instead of a drone? DRONELIFE spoke with Jonathan Nutzati, CEO of Mothership Aeronautics about his recent announcement of …
Read More »Intel’s Anil Nanduri Shares Thoughts On Passenger Drones
As GM of Intel’s drone group, Anil Nanduri has probably got one of the industry’s most exciting jobs. Intel has fingers in all sorts of drone-related pies, from Yuneec to Volocopter to Movidius, to its own drone services and Shooting Star-powered aerial light shows. Nanduri, whose role at Intel gives him leeway …
Read More »DRONELIFE Exclusive: How to Get Hired By One of the Top Dron…
One of the most common questions we get at DRONELIFE is from new pilots. Wherever they are, or whatever their specialty, we’ve been asked the same question hundreds, if not thousands, of times: “How do I get a job in the industry?” The answer isn’t as simple as getting a …
Read More »DRONELIFE Exclusive: Why Women are Important to the Drone In…
DRONELIFE honors talented people and innovative companies of all types – and we try to do our part to promote diversity in the industry. March 8, 2019 is International Women’s Day, so we reached out to women and men in all areas of the industry to get their thoughts …
Read More »Opening the Indian Skies for Drones – Plus, Amazing Aerial F…
Our correspondent from India talks about opening new markets with new regulations. Do not miss the bonus showreel at the end for absolutely stunning aerial footage of India, by Quidich. The following is a guest post by Rahat Kulshreshtha, founder and CEO of Quidich, India’s leading provider of aerial cinematography services. Rahat …
Read More »How Do I Carry My Drone on a Plane? FAA Clarifies LiPO Batte…
The FAA and U.S. DOT have clarified the travel policy for LiPO batteries – something that drone flyers need to know before traveling. Batteries Lithium ion batteries do carry a risk of fire – incidents reported to the FAA show that some problem comes up at least a couple of …
Read More »DRONELIFE Exclusive: SimActive and the Democratization of Ma…
image courtesy SimActive Canada-based SimActive isn’t just a drone company. But as one of the global leaders in photogrammetry, SimActive sees drones as a key element in democratizing mapping data. In 2003, when Philippe Simard and his younger brother Louis started SimActive, the Canadian army was engaged in Afghanistan, mapping …
Read More »FAA Partners with Kittyhawk in Public-Private Partnership to…
Republished with permission, post by Joshua Ziering, Kittyhawk founder. Today, Kittyhawk is announcing an exclusive public-private partnership to rejuvenate and lead development of the FAA’s B4UFLY mobile application using Kittyhawk’s Platform to power the safe and compliant flying experience for millions of U.S.-based users. B4UFLY is a free app that …
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