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Future of Heavy Lifting: DJI FlyCart 30’s Impressive Capabilities
The DJI FlyCart 30 drone isn’t just another flying gadget—it’s a powerhouse built for heavy-duty tasks. Gene Nagata, aka Potato Jet, recently gave us a firsthand look at what this massive drone can do, exploring its potential applications beyond the…
Jasper County Sheriff’s Office Boosts Capabilities with New $15,000 Brinc Drone
In a significant upgrade to its operational tools, the Jasper County Sheriff’s Office in Carthage, Missouri, has added a new, advanced Brinc drone to its arsenal, valued at $15,000, reports KSN16. This technological enhancement is set to revolutionize how law…
Missouri First Responders Elevate Emergency Response with Drone Training
Overview of a Groundbreaking Drone Program In the picturesque but occasionally treacherous terrain of St. Charles County, Missouri, a pioneering approach to emergency response is taking flight. First responders are now harnessing advanced drone technology to enhance their ability to…
St. Louis Enacts Law Regulating Commercial Surveillance Drones
On Tuesday, St. Louis Mayor signed into law a bill aimed at regulating the use of commercial surveillance drones in the city. The legislation, proposed by Alderwoman Alisha Sonnier of Tower Grove East, comes in response to concerns raised earlier…
DJI Drone Ban – Who Is On YOUR Side? AUVSI?
AUVSI’s Stance on Banning Chinese DJI Drones Now, AUVSI does not, and I repeat, does not support efforts that would bring about an immediate ban on Chinese drones. Michael Robbins, Co-CEO AUVSI Someone has some explaining to do. On February…
The Truth Uncovered: AUVSI’s Real Stance on DJI Drone Ban
The DJI Drone Ban Controversy at Hand In the realm of drone advocacy and legislation, the Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International (AUVSI) stands as a towering influence, guiding the trajectory of drone policy in the United States. However, recent…
How O’Fallon Police Used Night Vision Drones to Thwart Car Break-ins
In the early hours of a Monday morning in O’Fallon, Missouri, a cutting-edge approach to crime fighting led to the apprehension of two suspects involved in a series of car break-ins. The incident unfolded within the secluded expanse of Busch…
St. Charles County Launches Innovative Regional Drone Unit to Enhance Law Enforcement Capabilities
A Leap into the Future of Policing with Drone Unit In an innovative move to bolster law enforcement capabilities and officer safety, St. Charles County law enforcement agencies have come together to establish a regional drone unit. This decision comes…
Surveillance or Security? St. Louis Faces Controversial Drone Program
A City Divided: The Debate Over Drone Surveillance in St. Louis A private drone company, SMS Novel Films, is set to launch a live-streaming program in St. Louis, sparking a heated debate over privacy and safety. Despite facing significant backlash…
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 to…
St. Louis Neighborhood Faces Controversy Over Anti-Crime Drones
Tensions Rise Over Surveillance Drone Plans A south city neighborhood in St. Louis is embroiled in controversy as residents oppose plans by a private business to fly surveillance drones over the area starting January 29th. Jomo Johnson, CEO of SMS…
Drone News: 2023 Year in Review, New Drones, Drones for Good, Don’t Be That Guy, and Regulations
Welcome to your Weekly UAS News Update, the New Year’s Edition. Let’s take a look at everything that happened this year, including drones for good, the “Don’t Be That Guy” compilation, drone regulation, Pilot Institute updates, and new drones. New…
