The 21st century has seen military developments that have not only reduced casualties but also generated ethical concerns about their usage and deployments. No other technological innovation in the military has invited consternation and acclaim than the use of drones or Unmanned Aerial Vehicles(UAVs). Both its advocates and detractors have …
Read More »It s The Age Of Drones For Telcos
The unbelievable demand for drone applications across sectors continues to soar. The case is being pushed harder now than ever with the arrival of 5G. But interestingly, the emergence of drone applications in the era of 5G means that telcos have new business opportunities. Not too long ago, drones were …
Read More »China Eases Age Limits For Military Recruitment Amid Taiwan …
Amid simmering tensions across the Taiwan Strait, China has rolled out a People’s Liberation Army recruitment program with relaxed age limits and prioritizing recruiting university students with STEM skills. What Happened: In the second leg of this year’s recruitment program due to start this month, the age limit for postgraduate …
Read More »The Second Drone Age Is Here and It’s a Free-For-All
That’s how experts are describing the international drone market — which ranges from tiny startups selling $1,000-to-$2,000 off-the-shelf technology that can be easily weaponized by terrorist groups like the Taliban, to high-tech unmanned vehicles that can carry laser-guided munitions and Hellfire missiles. It’s an even more highly autonomized proliferation of the first age …
Read More »Drones age changed rules of war
Over the past 12 months, drone strikes have shifted the trajectory of conflict from Yemen and Libya to the Caucasus. Looking at some of the most prolific powers in the drone world, such as Iran and Turkey, it is clear that the new era of drones has changed the rules …
Read More »the new age of assassination
Nobody has officially claimed responsibility for deploying the satellite-controlled machine-gun with “artificial intelligence” used to assassinate Iranian nuclear scientist Mohsen Fakhrizadeh in Tehran at the end of November. But you would get fairly short odds were you to take a bet on it being the Mossad, Israel’s aggressive – and …
Read More »DGCA nod clears runway for the Dawn of Drone age
Bengaluru: Delivery startups Dunzo, Swiggy and Zomato, budget airline SpiceJet and Reliance-backed drone startup Asteria Aerospace are among 13 consortia that have received approvals to test fly beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS) drones. India’s civil aviation regulator has given the go-ahead a little over a year after the country …
Read More »Cyber age way to manage weeds in wet paddocks | The Land
Northern Rivers growers had to contend with January and February rainfall equalling more than all of last year. While plant growth multiplied, so too did the bugs and weeds. With soggy paddocks unable to accept a tractor carrying a boom sprayer, growers of rice, soybeans and tea tree turned to …
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