Here’s a new category for the drone industry: therapy drones. Could learning to pilot a sUAS be a new and effective form of adaptive therapy? Joseph Dorando, founder of the Wounded Eagle project, says that the benefits of learning to pilot a drone can’t be underestimated – and urges the …
Read More »Droniq, Sky Drones Product Improves BVLOS
Courtesy: Droniq German drone provider Droniq and UAV-tech firm Sky Drone are teaming up to help pilots better control unmanned aircraft beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS). Under the partnership, Droniq will use Sky Drone’s platform to offer a hardware package that enhances locating, controlling and transmitting drone data during …
Read More »New Azur Drones Funding Shows Industry Investment Going Stro…
Azur Drones Investment in the drone industry is still going strong, as an Azur Drones funding announcement indicates. The French drone manufacturer has received an additional $2.9 million in new financing from a private investor, bringing the total financing for the autonomous drone solutions provider to almost $29 million over four years. …
Read More »New Dubai Drone Law Paves the Way for Commercial Ecosystem
Credit: AFP PHOTO/ WAM / Handout / Dubai has been at the forefront of the adoption of cutting edge drone technology like drone taxis – but until the new Dubai drone law was issued this month, commercial flight was strictly restricted. Now, commercial drone operations in the UAE may be …
Read More »DroneDeploy Expands Down Under to Meet Increasing Global Dem…
CA-based drone mapping platform DroneDeploy expands this month, opening a new office in Australia and hiring a new Chief Financial Officer. “Both steps will help DroneDeploy, the leading enterprise-grade drone software solution, serve a diverse and increasing group of customers and industries benefiting from drone software around the world,” says a …
Read More »Philly By Air Drone Survey Unveils Gender Gap
Philly by Air, a Pennsylvania-based provider drone photography, cinematic-grade aerial photography and video services, recently completed a comprehensive drone survey of 1,050 drone owners. The results show that, while a gender gap exists among drone users, the same gap tightens when it comes to actual drone ownership. “We wanted to …
Read More »Terra Drone Gets Permission for Commercial BVLOS Flight in I…
Terra Drone Indonesia has received Indonesia’s first commercial BVLOS flight permit. The Directorate of Airworthiness & Aircraft Operations (DAAO), Director General of Civil Aviation, Ministry of Transportation of the Republic of Indonesia issued Terra Drone Indonesia with a permit to fly commercial drone flights beyond visual line of sight …
Read More »Are Companies Buying Drones This Year? How Much are they Spe…
In this week’s DRONELIFE Minute Survey, we asked drone operators a question that manufacturers, resellers, software suppliers and more want an answer to: are companies buying drones this year? And if so – how much are they spending? There have been a lot of new hardware releases in 2020. DJI …
Read More »Draper and DoD Work Together on Next Generation of Small Dro…
MA-based engineering firm Draper and DoD are working together on the next generation of small drones – developing technology to improve autonomous navigation that could rapidly move into the commercial space. Under a three-year contract with the Department of Defense, Draper is focused on addressing the hardest parts of autonomous navigation – …
Read More »AiRXOS’ New Solution for Drones in Energy
GE’s AiRXOS‘ new solution for energy drone programs provides everything energy companies need for UAS operations: from safe flight to usable insights. Unmanned Traffic Management (UTM) provider AiRXOS has announced “a comprehensive Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) solution for Energy organizations to plan, schedule, operate and monitor all facets of their …
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