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Arlington Police Expand Drone First Response Program
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Arlington Police Expand Drone First Response Program

The Arlington Police Department is increasingly relying on drones as part of its frontline response strategy, sending quadcopters to incidents before officers arrive on scene. These aircraft launch either from patrol controlled deployments or from automated rooftop stations installed at police facilities across the city, as The Short Horn reports. Arlington’s program reflects a broader…

DJI Avata 360 Preorders Are Live, But Buyers Should Read the Fine Print
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DJI Avata 360 Preorders Are Live, But Buyers Should Read the Fine Print

The DJI Avata 360 has not been officially announced, yet a San Diego based retailer is already taking preorders, listing multiple bundles, estimated shipping windows, and even offering a $99 reservation option. On paper, it looks like early access. In practice, it raises a long list of uncomfortable questions about what “new” actually means in…

Los Alamos Warns Drone Pilots to Stay Far Away
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Los Alamos Warns Drone Pilots to Stay Far Away

Los Alamos National Laboratory is again reminding drone pilots that its airspace is not a suggestion, not a gray area, and not a place where optimism and a fresh battery will save the day. Since 2018, the Laboratory has worked alongside the National Nuclear Security Administration and the FAA to operate a counter unmanned aircraft…

Overhead black-and-white view of a DJI Phantom quadcopter surrounded by folding DJI Mavic drones and other multirotors arranged on a white surface
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Colombia launches $1.6B national anti drone shield

Colombia just made one of the biggest counter drone moves in the Western Hemisphere, and it did so with a clear message in mind. Airspace is no longer a background concern. It is now a frontline, as reported by Defence Blog. On January 10, the Colombian government announced a COP 6.2 trillion investment, roughly $1.6…

Japan to Send Drones to South America to Fight Illegal Fishing
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Japan to Send Drones to South America to Fight Illegal Fishing

Japan has pledged to provide drones to Ecuador, Peru, Argentina, and Uruguay to help the four South American nations monitor their exclusive economic zones and crack down on illegal, unreported, and unregulated fishing, according to Sea Food Source. The move is aimed at improving surveillance of foreign fishing fleets operating just outside, and sometimes inside,…

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