Drone journalist Chris Karody is known for his in-depth analyses of thorny issues confronting the drone industry – like the Remote ID Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM.) In our continuing series on Remote ID, we’ve published viewpoints from all areas of the industry. This piece, republished with permission from Chris …
Read More »Striking Drone Video Shows the Effects of the Coronavirus in…
Wuhan, China is the capital of the Hubei province, a city of 11 million people and the 9th most populous city in China. In general, China has roughly 4 times the population of the US on about the same land mass: generally, the area is a thriving and bustling industrial …
Read More »“Know Before You Fly”: North Texas Community Steps Up to Pro…
Government agencies, community based organizations, professional drone pilots, or manned aircraft management – almost all drone industry stakeholders agree that getting new recreational and professional drone operators the resources they need to understand the rules and fly safely is a huge challenge. The North Texas UAS Safety and Integration Task …
Read More »Drone Podcast: Ian Smith Speaks with Dr. Ernest Earon from R…
Image from Commercial Drone.FM Ian Smith of Commercial Drones FM speaks with Dr. Ernest Earon about REIN and their first product DroneInsurance , a great example of how technology and AI are used to better serve insurance needs in the drone marketplace. In this roughly 28 minute podcast, Ian speaks to …
Read More »The Best Photography Drones of 2020
Drone technology is better than ever. If you’re thinking of buying a new drone and getting into aerial photography, there are loads of options out there. In this guide, we’ll take a look through the best drones available on the market at the moment. Here are Dronelife’s recommended photography drones …
Read More »Drones Help Scientists See that the Arctic Is Getting Greene…
Credits: NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center/Cindy Starr The Arctic is getting greener…and that is a very bad thing. Contrary to what you may have remembered from your grade school days, the Arctic is not the barren wasteland of ice that you may envision. The Arctic is a rich environment where …
Read More »Wing Makes a Statement on Remote ID for Drones, Supports Rec…
image: Wing While discussions and arguments over how to implement retail drone delivery have been going on for years, Google spin-off Wing has been quietly making it happen. With the receipt of the first FAA certification as an air carrier for drone delivery in 2019, Wing has taken a leadership …
Read More »The Lindbergh flight and X-Prize Spurred Innovation, GoFly w…
Who has not dreamed of their own personal flying machine? GoFly is ready to make it happen. In the spirit of contests spurring innovation and problem solving, the organization GoFly is offering a total of $2,000,000 purse over the course 24-month competition – and they are scheduled to award the …
Read More »Who Should Know Where Your Drone Is? DJI Responds to Drone-t…
In the continued discussion of how best to implement Remote ID for drones – which purportedly is designed to enhance the security of the airspace – major manufacturers like DJI have an important role. Whatever the final decision is, DJI and other manufacturers will have to comply: and to meet …
Read More »Building the Drone Fleet: Top Engineering Consultant Talks C…
U.S. Army photo by Angie DePuydt The enterprise drone industry is growing – but it’s still at the beginning stages. For enterprises starting the process of building a fleet, the complications are many – but so are the benefits. The following is a guest post by Diana Manning, systems engineer …
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