Drone Blogs

As global human populations rise, many animal species begin to decline due to habitat competition. Farmland birds have become particularly threatened as intensive agriculture practices are implemented to meet the demands of human consumption. According to studies conducted by the European Commission, Europe has seen a 4% decline in common birds over the last decade.... Read More

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Even though Mike Jech was born and raised in Omaha, Nebraska, (as far from any large bodies of water as possible), ever since he was a child, he had dreamed of working on the water. As a sophomore zoology student at Kearney State College in Nebraska, Mike had an opportunity to spend 12 weeks with... Read More

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 Since 1988, IROS (International Conference on Intelligent Robots and Systems) has been one of the most highly respected annual academic technology conferences. With more than 400,000 members from 160 different countries, the IROS Conference Paper Review Board can receive up to 2,000 submissions for review each year. In 2019, engineers from Caltech and NASA’s... Read More

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In 2018, DowDuPont announced the establishment of Corteva Agriculture, a pure-play agricultural company headquartered out of Wilmington, Delaware. In just a few short years, Corteva went on to become an independent company and the largest standalone agricultural operation in the world. As Corteva proudly states, their mission is to “enrich the lives of those who... Read More

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The Indian Army is the largest fraction of India’s armed forces and has been protecting the nation since 1895. On January 15, 1949, Field Marshal Kodandera M. Cariappa became the first Commander-in-Chief of the Indian Army. He had taken over control from General Sir Francis Butcher, ending British rule in India. Much like the 4th... Read More

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In 1920, University of Cambridge Professor of Geography, Frank Debenham, founded the Scott Polar Research Institute (SPRI). It was named in honor of Royal Navy Captain Robert Falcon Scott who died along with his crew on a journey returning from exploring the South Pole in 1912. The institute went on to become one of the... Read More

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When most people think of New York, the first thing that comes to mind is New York City, one of the most famous cities in the world. Spreading out from the city are large suburban communities. Though New York has vast uninhabited parks, it is the 3rd most populous state in the US with more... Read More

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In 2000 B.C., ancient Egyptians became the first civilization to use a mail system. Letters discussing political developments between the Pharaohs Amenhotep and Akhenaten were placed into a box and curried along the Nile River with armed guards. In the early 300’s B.C., letters between educated political representatives were being delivered by horses, mules, and... Read More

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It’s amazing how quickly technology can advance in just a few years. Only 13 years ago, Apple released their first smartphone. That initial iPhone has influenced multiple generations of smartphones. Today, nearly all cellphone users have some sort of smartphone that can literally connect them with the world. Another technology that has rapidly advanced over... Read More

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Jesse Hoagg is an Associate Professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at the University of Kentucky (UK). He has been with UK since completing his post doctoral studies at the University of Michigan in 2010. His research revolves around the implementation of drones for enhanced human learning. After years of working in aerospace engineering,... Read More

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