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For the unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) industry to become mainstream there are many pieces of a puzzle that have to fit into place
Read moreFor the unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) industry to become mainstream there are many pieces of a puzzle that have to fit into place
Read moreVault Health’s test kit can be used at home under supervision from a health professional through video call, and drone delivery of these kits will eliminate exposure risks and provide convenience for people who do not live near in-person testing locations.
Read moreNon in tutto il mondo puoi pilotare un drone, questa mappa lo rivela paese per paese.
Read moreWhy is the GCC region a particularly exciting place for the commercial UAV sector?
Read moreA leading distributor of Robotics & Commercial Drone tech, Level Five is well-positioned to connect European enterprises with Inspired Flight’s innovative UAV platforms.
Read moreA drone was used to guide a helicopter to conduct beyond visual range (BVR) strike at sea during a live-fire drill by an army aviation brigade under the PLA 71st Group Army recently. All targets were accurately hit under the harsh conditions of dense fog.
Read moreThe working groups will complement other NASA and industry efforts, including the UAM Grand Challenge series.
Read moreAccording to NASA officials, both “advanced air mobility” and “national campaign” better reflect the goals of the undertaking.
Read moreAs a first step, NASA’s Aviation Research Institute and the Air Force Agility Prime have requested information seeking input from suppliers and manufacturers of all types of parts, subsystems and systems of AAM vehicles – a term that includes a number of new eVTOL aircraft, including urban air mobility.
Read moreA Boeing [NYSE:BA]-led Australian industry team has presented the first unmanned Loyal Wingman aircraft to the Royal Australian Air Force, a historic milestone for the company and the Commonwealth.
Read moreOver the past few months, the Chinese government has been piloting ways to incorporate drones into their response to Coronavirus.
Read moreChina’s government, in enforcing the world’s largest quarantine to contain the coronavirus outbreak, has adapted and co-opted industrial drones to help ensure that an estimated 50 million residents are kept at home and indoors across a dozen cities.
Read moreThe “pandemic drone” is being created in partnership with Draganfly Inc, one of the largest enterprise drone companies to date.
Read moreDrones could soon be used in Australia to disinfect the streets, shopping malls, and playgrounds in a new plan to take on coronavirus and squish as soon as possible.
Read moreAccording to Chinese drone maker DJI, Spain is the first European country to use agricultural drones to try to contain the coronavirus.
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