In a surprising turn of events, Japanese automaker Subaru has successfully established global safety rules for drones, as reported by Nikkei Asia. The company’s proposed anti-collision standards for unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) have been accepted by the International Organization for…
The Rise of Cheap Drones in Warfare The increasing use of cheap drones is reshaping modern warfare. These small, cost-effective unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) are causing significant problems for U.S. troops in the Middle East, harassing ships in the Red…
Shenzhen Hosts Record-Breaking Drone World Congress The annual Drone World Congress kicked off in Shenzhen with a record 500 companies exhibiting their latest drone technologies. This eighth iteration of the event reflects Beijing’s push to develop its “low-altitude economy.” Expanding…
South Korean Professors to Train Drone Experts in Kazakhstan South Korean professors will soon be training personnel for Kazakhstan’s Drone Industry. This development was announced during the Kazakh Ministry of Industry and Construction delegation’s recent visit to South Korea, as…
On May 3, 2024, UVify, a frontrunner in swarm Drone Technology, captured the world’s attention and a Guinness World Record by flying a staggering 5,293 IFO drones simultaneously in Songdo, South Korea. This event marked a significant milestone in the…
The US is urging Iran to cease its sale of armed drones and related parts to Russia, particularly as these are being deployed in the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. This request is part of broader, unwritten discussions between Washington and…
Taking bold strides in modernizing aircraft inspection procedures, Korean Air is moving forward with an innovative swarm drone approach. The technique, initially showcased in late 2021, uses a group of drones to expedite inspection time and ensure thorough coverage, even…
A South Korean drone pilot has been sentenced to 8 months in prison for shooting drone nude photos of various men and women. The man launched his drone from his apartment and flew it to a skyscraper about 1.5 miles…
Drones were used to locate and rescue lost hikers in a mountainous part of South Korea. The unmanned aircraft were connected to a mobile control station that received a live video feed during the aerial operation.
Several neighborhoods in Seoul were searched for Mayor Park Won-soon by more than 770 Police and fire department officers, aided by nine dogs, and six thermal drones.
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