futurefarming.com — Drones are routinely used by farmers across the globe to determine soil characteristics, check crop conditions, monitor irrigation systems and spray crops. There are some pioneering projects underway. Like Tevel Aerobotics Technologies who are developing autonomous drones equipped with a one-meter l…

facebook.com — SpaceX's Drone/Raptor view of SN5's 150 Meter hop in Boca Chica, TX.

reddit.com — Is this a grey parrot? Because i learned that they are among the most advanced drones in the world.

defence-blog.com — We all know how to launch a drone. Press the button on the controller. This drone can be launched from a grenade launcher, from a stationary or mobile land platform, or from an aerial or maritime system.

dronedj.com — Police in the UK really love to use their drones. ... We’re happy they do, because this drone video of a hapless suspect trying to evade capture is priceless.

venturebeat.com — In theory, controlling a flying drone shouldn’t be much different from piloting a helicopter, but without a human in the cockpit, visualizing the drone’s current position relative to environmental obstacles can be tricky. This week, researchers Chuhao Liu and Shaojie Shen from the Hong Kong Universi…

dronedj.com — Over the years, Parrot and Dronisos have worked on various projects together, and today they announced they will be exploring drone automation with Parrot’s ANAFI drone platform. The two have previously created record-breaking light shows and drone dances.

dronedj.com — WiBotic has announced it received FCC approval for its wireless charging tech that enables drones and other robots to charge from several centimeters ...

aerospacetestinginternational.com — A group of researchers from Asia and Australia have developed and tested a flapping wing ornithopter that mimics one of the world’s fastest birds, the swift. The prototype drone, which weighs just 26g and is similar in size to a swift has been optimized to fly in cluttered environments near humans, …

dronedj.com — Drones and wasps are being used in eastern Australia to reduce the amount of chemicals used in farming in order to lessen the damage caused to the Great Barrier Reef. The drones are being used to drop loads of wasps that will then attack the pest insects destroying the crops.