gpsworld.com — Oxford Technical Solutions has released the xNAV650, the latest in its line of inertial navigation systems (INS), suitable for use on drones. INS provide surveyors with absolute position, timing and inertial measurements (heading and pitch/roll) that they can integrate into their survey projects. Th…

sanantonioreport.org — St Marys University students are exploring emergency failsafe parachute deployment as part of their education.

dronedj.com — A few close calls and a few objects managed to scrape the drone's blades or kick sand back up into it. However, the DJI Mavic Mini used in the video ...

wisconsinexaminer.com — The Milwaukee Sheriff’s office has established a new drone unit. In a media briefing, drones featuring FLIR infrared, speakers and mapping capabilities were pitched for public safety.

facebook.com — Aerial photographer Bjorn Seinbekk captured stunning footage on Sunday, March 21, showing lava flowing from a volcano on the Reykjanes ...

ij.org — Drone entrepreneurs are finding a very old industry standing in the way of drone photography businesses. Land surveying. In North Carolina, the Board of Examiners for Engineers and Surveyors sends warnings to drone operators saying that certain photography amounts to surveying without a license and …

hawaiinewsnow.com — It was all caught on drone video as they went over the edge in the fast-flowing falls and into the pond below in individual kayaks. But officials from both ...

thedrive.com — The drones were described as flying for prolonged periods in low-visibility conditions, and performing brazen maneuvers over the Navy warships near a ...

dronedj.com — Drone footage has captured Australia's east coast floods' full extent, with houses submerged and parts of cities no longer accessible.

golfmagic.com — The PGA Tour posted a video on social media showing a drone flying high in the air and dropping 384 golf balls onto the green, which had the names of the 64 players in the field at the WGC-Dell Technologies Match Play printed on them, to see which player would land in the hole.