Lawmakers Target DJI’s Alleged US Drone Loophole Through Anzu Robotics
Chinese drone maker DJI is accused of using an unusual licensing agreement with Anzu Robotics to sidestep restrictions on its drones in the US.
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Chinese drone maker DJI is accused of using an unusual licensing agreement with Anzu Robotics to sidestep restrictions on its drones in the US.
The United States National Drone Association™ (USNDA) has officially announced its formation, setting up shop in Washington, D.C., with its
China has once again demonstrated its leadership in drone technology with the successful test flight of the SA750U, a domestically developed drone capable of carrying a record-breaking 3.2 metric tons of cargo. The flight, which lasted 40 minutes, marked a significant milestone in the evolution of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) and underscored China’s growing influence…
A potential ban on consumer and commercial drones made in China is under consideration by several US lawmakers, which could have significant implications for the agricultural sector. According to a report from RFD-TV News, this move has raised concerns among agricultural drone groups about its potential devastating consequences. Impact on Farming and Drone Industry Bryan…
According to drone industry insider Jasper Ellens, @JasperEllens, the highly anticipated DJI Neo drone is slated for release on August 29, 2024. Ellens shared this information on X (formerly Twitter), citing “a little bird” as his source. New International Listings and Promo Images Ellens’ post reveals that new international store listings for the DJI Neo…
A fascinating experiment conducted by a curious researcher has shed light on how drones and other objects behave inside moving vehicles. The study, shared in a detailed video, explores the concept of relative motion using a drone and a neutrally buoyant balloon inside a moving truck. Drone Behavior in a Moving Truck The experiment began…
Cyberhawk, a global leader in drone-based inspection services, has been granted a nationwide Beyond Visual Line of Sight (BVLOS) waiver by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). This landmark authorization allows Cyberhawk to operate drones beyond visual line of sight without a visual observer across the continental United States Game-Changing Capabilities The BVLOS waiver significantly expand
The drone industry is at a crossroads as small and mid-size manufacturers grapple with the Federal Aviation Administration’s (FAA) Standard Remote ID (SRID) regulations. A comprehensive report from the Drone Advisory Council sheds light on the significant challenges these companies face in integrating SRID technology into their small unmanned aerial systems (sUAS). The findings paint…
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