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Drone News: Us Government Gone Wild 4

Drone News: US Government Gone Wild

Welcome to your weekly UAS news update. This is the “Government Gone Wild” edition. That’s right, we’ve got three more bills from Oklahoma, Missouri, and Utah, which actually has two bills, that would restrict drone operation. So we decided toโ€ฆ

In Kyiv On January 7, Amid Russia'S Ongoing Assault On Ukraine, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy Greeted Japanese Foreign Minister Yoko Kamikawa For A Meeting. The Encounter Was Documented And Released By The Ukrainian Presidential Press Service.

Japan Supports Ukraine with Funds Against Drone Strikes

Kamikawa Announces Financial Aid in Kyiv Japanese Foreign Minister Yoko Kamikawa, in an unexpected visit to Kyiv, sought shelter in a bomb shelter during an air alert. She announced substantial Japanese support to help Ukraine combat Russian drone strikes, pledgingโ€ฆ

Zipline Drone Deliveries Change Rwanda Healthcare Logistics

Zipline Drone Deliveries Change Rwanda’s Healthcare Logistics

As Rwanda strides towards fortifying its healthcare infrastructure, Zipline, the trailblazing drone delivery startup, has emerged as a linchpin in this transformative journey. Partnering with the Rwandan government, Zipline has undertaken the colossal mission of executing nearly 2 million instantโ€ฆ

Up In The Air: Schulman'S Influence On Drone Policy

Up in the Air: Schulman’s Influence on Drone Policy

In this brief interview, Ramรณn Roche from PX4 dives into the experiences of Brendan Schulman, a key figure in shaping U.S. drone policy. Schulman, currently serving as Vice President of Policy & Government Relations at Boston Dynamics, cut his teethโ€ฆ