Drone Blogs

Planet Earth is at risk of irreversible damage from pollution and climate change. The problems extend way beyond a single person littering. Some of the biggest environmental hazards come from businesses that are illegally removing their waste. This can be chemical waste, construction materials, biological waste, and more. These companies will bring their waste to... Read More

 One of the hardest things any human has to do is to say goodbye to someone they love. Finding a way to express such grief can go a long way in the healing process. Since the global outbreak of COVID-19, the way people grieve has also changed. Because of quarantines, social distancing, and travel... Read More

 In 2003, Julie Wafaie met Colin Angus. The two shared a love for the great outdoors and challenging themselves to explore nature. Their relationship was firmly established through shared experiences of ultra biking and rowing trips. In 2005, after becoming engaged, Julie and Colin planned a trip to cross the Atlantic Ocean strictly using... Read More

 Going for a run or swim, working out at the gym, or playing a team sport are all excellent ways to release endorphins, the hormone that triggers responses of pleasure in the brain. The more adrenaline released during physical activity, the higher the endorphin release will be. This is why some people have turned... Read More

In the last year and a half, drones have become more popular than ever. More and more people are buying them for personal and hobby use, while countless industries have adopted them for day to day operations. When it comes to purchasing a drone, there are several features that consumers look for. One of the... Read More

A few weeks ago, I was driving down the highway with my children. All of a sudden, 6 state trooper SUVs joined us on the road. The troopers created a formation around the traffic to herd and corral us to a stop. Confused as to why we were being stopped, myself and the other drivers... Read More

Aarhus University, founded in 1928, is the largest university in Denmark. As one of the top 100 research universities in the world, Aarhus’s Institute of Advanced Studies (AIAS) is home to many of the brightest researchers. One such researcher is Assistant Professor Fredrik Christiansen. Funded by the European Union’s Horizon 2020 Research and Innovation Programme,... Read More

 What does an artificial heart and a drone have in common? Well, for the founders of WiBotic, they have a lot in common. As an undergraduate engineering student at the University of Washington, Ben Waters was fortunate to have an internship at Intel Labs. Here he began working with Professor Joshua Smith on wireless... Read More

 Each year, the major American broadcasting networks are pitched hundreds of ideas for new shows. Out of close to 500 pitches, the networks will choose around 70 to be scripted. This number is further reduced to a request for around 20 pilot episodes. The next step is to cast and film these pilots. Finally,... Read More

In 2012, Bard College in New York founded the Center for the Study of the Drone. The goal of the center was to examine the many ways in which drones were being utilized by military and civilian sectors. In 2020, the center did a study on how many public safety agencies in the United States... Read More