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In a short tweet, DJI responded to concerns about drone pilots’ locations being available to the public through the use of software and a cheap radio. Last week, we reported that security researchers or hackers had discovered a way to decode the radio signals that each DJI drone emits. This enables them to pinpoint the…
Becoming an independent commercial drone pilot is an increasingly uphill battle. Tighter regulations, market saturation, increasing costs of...
What if there was one thing you could change about drone regulations that would make life better? (spoiler: raise the drone weight limit!)
DJI, the world’s largest camera drone manufacturer, quietly ceased production of its drone detection and monitoring system, DJI Aeroscope.
Fortress Information Security and the Association for Uncrewed Vehicle Systems International (AUVSI) have launched a new cybersecurity
Hackers have decoded the radio signals that are sent out from every DJI drone, revealing the DJI drone operator's exact location.
On Monday, the House Special Committee on Homeland Security in Jefferson City unanimously passed stricter drone regulations.
If we can get this through to Congress, we'll be able to fly planes up to one kilogram without any registration, or more importantly, Remote ID.
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