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In a significant advancement in drone technology, Pyka and Sierra Nevada Corporation (SNC) have introduced a new, autonomous, all-electric drone tailored for the U.S. Department of Defense. The Pelican Cargo, described as the size of a school bus, is set to revolutionize how the military handles logistics in contested areas. A Drone Like No Other…
In a significant move, Pentagon officials, in collaboration with SpaceX, have successfully curtailed the Russian military’s unauthorized use of Starlink satellite terminals during the ongoing war in Ukraine, as reported by Bloomberg. This strategic action directly impacts Russia’s military operations, particularly in their use of drones, revealing the complex role of commercial satellite technolog
Battling Tags from the Sky: A New Drone Enters the Fight In a groundbreaking move to combat graffiti, Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) has introduced a pioneering solution—a high-tech drone specifically designed to tackle graffiti. This drone, a significant step up from consumer models, is equipped with advanced features like eight motors, nearly 150…
A New Addition to Curriculum In a pioneering move, Westlake High School in Ohio has integrated drone technology into its curriculum. The school has received the green light from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to operate drones on campus, marking a significant step in educational technology advancement, reports Cleveland.com FAA’s Nod of Approval Westlake High’s…
We have three stories for you this week: the FAA reauthorization. There's a new DJI Mini 4K out of nowhere, and lastly, Robinson Helicopters
The lawsuit seeks to penalize DiCiurcio and prevent further illegal drone operations, underscoring the growing concerns about drone safety
MightyFly becomes first large autonomous cargo eVTOL company to secure FAA flight corridor approval in the U.S., establishing itself as a leader
FAA opens applications for new drone service suppliers under the LAANC program on May 1, 2024, expanding drone integration in U.S. airspace.
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