Blue sUAS

Blue sUAS Drones: Explore the U.S. government’s Blue sUAS program. Get the latest news on drones approved for government and defense use.

Four Years After Releasing The Skydio 2, A Drone Famed For Its Unique Autonomous Object Tracking And Advanced Cinematic Features Like Keyframe, Skydio Has Announced A Halt In Selling Drones To Consumers. - Skydio Soars With Groundbreaking Bvlos Approval In Japan - Florida Deputy Manager Fired Over Secret Lobbyist Ties To Skydio Dronemaker - New York Power Authority Receives Faa Waiver For Automated Skydio Drone Operations - Skydio 2 Production Has Restarted And Shipping Resumes

Skydio Soars with Groundbreaking BVLOS Approval in Japan

Skydio, the leading American drone manufacturer, has been given an unprecedented green light from the Japan Civil Aviation Bureau (JCAB) to conduct drone operations remotely and beyond the operator’s line of sight (BVLOS) across the nation. This approval signifies one…

Chinese-Made Drones: High Performance, Higher Concerns

Chinese-made Drones: High Performance, Higher Concerns

U.S. Authorities are deploying Chinese-Made drones in vast numbers, igniting Senator Marco Rubio’s ire. According to the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) documentation, state governments and local police departments across the east coast of the U.S. are acquiring and operating…

Brinc Drones, A Company Focusing On Public Safety Drones, Has Propelled Its 23-Year-Old Founder, Blake Resnick, Into The Realm Of Centimillionaires With A Net Worth Exceeding $100 Million. Brinc Drones Founder Net Worth Over $100 Million

BRINC Drones founder net worth over $100 Million

Brinc Drones, a company focusing on public safety drones, has propelled its 23-year-old founder, Blake Resnick, into the realm of centimillionaires with a net worth exceeding $100 million. The former Thiel fellow began accompanying Las Vegas’s SWAT team at the…

Wingtraone, Altax, Spirit, And Ebee Tac Drones Added To Blue Suas 2.0

WingtraOne, AltaX, Spirit, and eBee Tac drones added to Blue sUAS 2.0

The Defense Innovation Unit (DIU) of the Pentagon has revised its Blue sUAS list of drones that fulfill requirements for use by US military and government agencies. Added to the Blue sUAS 2.0 list As part of the Blue sUAS 2.0 initiative, the following authorized drones have been added to the DIU “Blue UAS Cleared List”: WingtraOne, by Wingtra Spirit, by…