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Ohio State University researchers are diving deep into the world of agricultural drones, focusing on their use for spreading seeds. According to a report from the university, they’re testing various setups to find the sweet spot for accurate seeding rates and placement. Drone Spreader Tech The ag drone market’s hot right now, with many models…
DJI unveiled a new feature for its Mavic 3 Enterprise Series drones: 4G Enhanced Transmission. This technology combines OcuSync transmission
BNSF Railway Company has hired Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld to lobby on issues related to “U.S. drone security solution,” signaling an expansion of its already robust drone program. This move comes as the rail giant continues to leverage unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) for infrastructure inspection and incident response. Beyond Visual Line of Sight…
Researchers at Spain’s Basque Research and Technology Alliance (BRTA) have developed a groundbreaking overactuated aerial robot, marking a significant advancement in drone technology. This innovative drone, featuring four quadrotors working in tandem, offers unprecedented control and versatility for complex tasks, according to a study published in the journal Robotics and Autonomous Systems. Break
At Schiphol, a partnership between KLM, Mainblades Inspections, and Dutch Drone Delta is transforming aircraft maintenance using AI drones.
Zeitview (DroneBase) a leader in automated inspection solutions for energy and infrastructure, acquired substantially all assets of Clearsight
Longtime policyholders blindsided by unexpected repair demands Homeowners insurance is usually something people renew without much thought. But for some, a sudden letter from their insurer demanding expensive repairs can be a huge shock. According to Boston 25, this is exactly what happened to John D’Entremont, a Malden homeowner. The Unexpected Letter John D’Entremont, who…
Cutting-Edge Technology for Sewer Inspections Macomb County is pioneering a new approach to sewer inspections using drones and artificial intelligence (AI). This innovative method aims to enhance scrutiny of sewer lines while saving significant costs. Public Works Commissioner Candice Miller announced this groundbreaking initiative, marking the first such use in Michigan. Transforming Sewer Inspec
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