gpsworld.com — There is lots of hype around long range and BVLOS flight in the context of COVID-19. One company has described "opportunities for innovative solutions... within the drone industry." This video was included with this release. Tell me, what is the problem here?

venturebeat.com — In a recent paper, Facebook and University of California, Berkely researchers propose an approach to payload-carrying drone flight planning that "learns how to learn" models of environmental dynamics. Results from experiments suggest the work could inform the development of future robots -- perhaps…

finance.yahoo.com — Drone operators would have three years to phase out non-complying devices. Drones without the Remote ID system could be flown only within special ...

suasnews.com — The Challenge received 92 applications from 35 countries but in the end only the top ten drone companies were invited to put their drones and operators ...

stuff.co.nz — Altus Unmanned Aerial Solutions International Ltd designed and assembled drones, combining ruggedness with cutting-edge technology, in Hastings. It went into liquidation following a creditors' meeting on April 30, a month after a voluntary administrator had been appointed. “Over time, the viability …

uasvision.com — The Latvian Army has deployed an An-2 biplane and a Mi-17 helicopter to search for the drone. The Civil Aviation Agency also said that two aircraft are ...

dronelife.com — Drones were visible to air traffic control at all times: and all flights performed were beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS.) The Hon. Paula Ingabire, ...

twistedsifter.com — In the mountains of Mexico, a spy hummingbird ventures into the heart of a breathtaking monarch butterfly swarm

dronedj.com — Over the weekend, a drone entered US airspace from Mexico and dropped ten packages of cocaine on the US side. All told, they added up to 24 pounds, or about $306,000 street value. Agents already knew to keep an eye out. Along with the drugs, agents captured two drones that had flown the missions. Th…

dailymail.co.uk — Gabriel Rosa was standing on his balcony at Garrick Street in Coolangatta about 6.30am when he noticed an unidentifiable object soar through the sky. Mr Rosa insists the object was not a drone as they are strictly not allowed in the area because of its close proximity to an airport. Mr Rosa said he …