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In response to a surge in drone sightings near airports, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) will begin a two-week drone-detection testing program in Cape May, New Jersey, starting April 14, 2025, according to a Reuters report. This initiative follows heightened public concern and incidents that have disrupted aviation safety, aiming to evaluate advanced detection technologies…
Today, I attended the IACP (International Association of Chiefs of Police) 2024 conference in Boston, invited by Brinc Drones. I was genuinely surprised by the significant presence of drone companies at the event. Diverse Drone Representation The list of drone or drone-related companies I observed included: This extensive lineup showcased the breadth of drone technology…
We have four stories this week: Let’s get to it! GAO Report on Foreign-Made Drones The Government Accountability Office (GAO) released a report on the Department of Interior’s (DOI) stance on foreign drones. Currently, the DOI does not allow foreign drones to be used except for emergency situations such as search and rescue and wildfires.…
Mexican cartels are increasingly using drones to carry out violent attacks, both against rival gangs and the public. This alarming development was brought to light during a recent congressional hearing by Carl Landrum, a former U.S. Border Patrol official, according to the Washington Examiner. Cartels Embrace Drone Technology for Violence Landrum, now working for counterdrone…
Axon and Skydio announced the launch of an end-to-end offering for drones in public safety, including a scalable Drone as First Responder (DFR) solution. This expanded alliance brings together Skydio’s leading drone technology with Axon’s comprehensive suite of products for public safety. The offering includes: Axon Founder and CEO Rick Smith said, “Drones are the…
Welcome to Weekly UAS News Update! We have six stories for you this week. We have the FAA Reauthorization Act, flying over people just got a lot easier (this is a cool one), Philly YouTuber’s troubles don’t end, a new payload from DJI, and lastly, Axon to acquire DeDrone. Let’s get to it. Yes, I…
Axon, known for its work in law enforcement technology, announced a definitive agreement to acquire Dedrone, a leader in airspace security.
Rob D'Amico, a former FBI counter-terrorism and counter-drone specialist has joined the Dedrone Advisory Board. D'Amico, an expert in intelligence
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