Part 107, Remote ID, TRUST, waivers, and the rulemaking that shapes what every pilot in America is allowed to fly.
The Dawn of Digital Accountability for Drones in Europe If you’re into drones, whether as a hobby or professionally, there’s a new term you need to get familiar with – Remote ID. It’s somewhat like the digital equivalent of a license plate for your drone, and, like here in the US, it’s become a big…
We have four drone stories for you this week: a DJI data breach that actually turned out to be a scam, the FAA authorization is extended once more
Welcome to the 250th episode of your Weekly UAS News Update. That's right, 250! We have three drone stories for you this week: the sentencing
FAA granted Academy of Model Aeronautics (AMA) members the freedom to fly at sanctioned drone events without the need to broadcast remote ID
In a significant move towards enhancing public safety and operational efficiency, the City of San Diego’s Public Safety Committee has recently given its nod for the San Diego Police Department (SDPD) and San Diego Fire-Rescue Department (SDFD) to use drone technology, according to NBC San Diego. This approval marks a critical step in the integration…
A Promising Start Turns Sour In late 2021, SMS Novel, a company branding itself as a “Christian-based film company,” announced ambitious plans to deploy drone surveillance in Memphis, Tennessee, aiming to combat the city’s crime rates. The initiative, dubbed “Operation Memphis Guardian,” promised a high-tech approach to monitoring criminal activity, employing drones equipped with facial…
American Robotics, has marked a significant advancement in drone technology by securing a FAA waiver for its Optimus System. This waiver
U.S. Attorney's Office for Eastern District of Pennsylvania initiated legal proceedings against, Michael DiCiurcio, better known as Philly Drone Life.
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