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Second man charged with flying drone near pre-Super Bowl events – A second Florida man has been charged with violating national defense airspace as he was flying a drone near the pre-Super Bowl events on Saturday.
Vincent Van Gogh drone light show breaks world record – A drone light show that depicted the life of Vincent Van Gogh broke the Guinness World Record for the longest animation performed by drones. The show counted 600 unmanned aircraft and lasted 26 minutes and 19 seconds.
DJI pulls out all stops in “Best of 2020” showreel – All things considered, DJI is no longer a just drone manufacturer. The company focuses on the development and production of all kinds of tools for creative media makers, including not only drones, but also stabilizers, action cams, and FPV gear. To underline that diversity, DJI recently published the video Stronger Together: Best of 2020, a showreel that will blow you away.
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