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Drones (UAS/UAV): Latest on unmanned aerial tech, regulations, applications, and industry trends. From consumer to commercial and military drones.
Drone Pilots Anonymous: A Support Group for Gear Addicts Over 40
Welcome to the DPA Club Hello fellow pilots! Did you drink water today? Did you let your drone batteries cool down before charging? Did you feed the dog? Buy some bread and milk? Did you make your bed? If you…
Shooting for Free “Just for Exposure” and Other Financial Fairy Tales
Hello fellow pilots! I wish you very good flights on this day. Today we’re going to talk about a subject that I know very, very well. And it’s kind of a tragicomedy. Why? Because at the very beginning you see…
NASA Awards Grants for Drone Innovations in Hurricane Relief and Air Traffic Cybersecurity
NASA has selected two university teams to develop drone technologies tackling real-world aviation challenges, focusing on hurricane relief and securing air traffic systems against cyber threats. Funded through NASA’s University Student Research Challenge (USRC), each team receives up to $80,000…
Fisherman’s Drone Rescue: Girl Seconds from Drowning Saved
A shark fisherman uses a drone to save a girl from drowning in Pensacola beach, by flying a flotation device out to her, reports The Guardian. On May 15, Florida man Andrew Smith made the last minute decision to try…
Morocco’s DGSN Showcases Advanced Drone Technology at Open Days Event
At the 6th edition of its Open Days event in Rabat, Morocco’s General Directorate of National Security (DGSN) unveiled a cutting-edge drone pavilion, highlighting the transformative role of unmanned aerial systems in modern security operations. According to Morocco World News,…
Ukraine’s Drone Innovations Reshape Modern Warfare, Inspire NATO
Ukraine’s rapid advancements in drone technology have transformed the battlefield, positioning the country as a global leader in unmanned systems. Since Russia’s invasion escalated in February 2022, Ukraine’s military has leveraged its tech sector to deploy drones that dominate land,…
How to Find Inner Peace When DJI Releases Another $4649 Drone
Hello fellow pilots. Or drone operators. Whichever you like more. How are you today? Are you already feeling envy for the chosen ones who have their brand new Mavic 4 Pro? Now with Bluetooth, infrared, RJ-45, RS-232, serial 9-pin, full…
China’s Jiu Tian Drone Carrier Nears First Mission, Raising Stakes in Aerial Combat
China’s advanced “drone carrier,” Jiu Tian, is set to launch its first mission by the end of June 2025, marking a bold step in extending the Chinese air force’s unmanned aerial combat capabilities. This high-altitude, jet-powered unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV)…
Slovak Startup InoBat Unveils E10 Battery for Military Drones Amid European Defense Surge
Slovak battery manufacturer InoBat announced the launch of its E10 cell, a high-performance battery designed specifically for military drones and unmanned aerial systems. This move comes as European nations ramp up defense spending in response to geopolitical pressures, creating a…
DJI Mavic 4 Pro Camera Concerns: Is the 100MP Sensor a Step Back for Filmmakers?
The DJI Mavic 4 Pro’s 100-megapixel camera has sparked excitement, but not all drone professionals are convinced it’s a leap forward. In a recent YouTube video, Alex Assenmacher of WetalkUAV raises critical concerns about the new sensor’s performance, suggesting the…
DoorDash and Wing Launch Drone Delivery in Charlotte, Boosting Fast Food Access
In a groundbreaking move for local logistics, DoorDash and Wing have introduced drone delivery in Charlotte, North Carolina, marking the city’s first foray into aerial food transport. Starting today, customers near The Arboretum Shopping Center can order from local favorites…
Mistaking ‘Return to Home’ for ‘Return to Doom’: When Your DJI Drone Has Different Plans
Hello fellow pilots! It’s me again. Hope you don’t get bored easily with my articles. Today we’re talking about those terrible minutes where you have Schrödinger’s DJI drone—it’s flying, but at the same time, there’s no way to prove it……