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During these crazy pandemic times, many people are having their groceries delivered to their homes and some companies already started initiatives to deliver food by drones. Going to the market has become too risky in the wake of the Covid19. There is a reason why we are being told to stay home whenever possible and... Read More
Service Type: Location: View Contents:Not long ago, we bought our kids a toy drone to play with. Our kids excitedly opened the box and awaited for the small drone to charge. Once it was charged they insisted that they didn’t need any help to learn how to fly it, they were big enough to figure it out for themselves.... Read More
Service Type: Location: View Contents:At the start of the drone industry boom, drones were still mainly being viewed as military devices and personal hobby toys. It didn’t take long for commercial sectors to recognize drones as incredible tools for getting difficult jobs done. When the FAA began granting commercial drone exemptions in 2016, the commercial drone industry exploded. Today,... Read More
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With the growing demand for an applicable drone delivery system, drone companies are racing to iron out all safety concerns. The main reasons that an across the board drone delivery system has not been established in the United States has to do with the FAA still configuring logistically sound flight path plans and any... Read More
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It seems that the complications behind drone delivery logistics are finally being solved in the United States of America. For several years now, there have been promises of being able to receive goods via drones in the US. For the most part, these promises have been left unfulfilled with the exception of a few... Read More
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After spending three years studying multimedia and graphic design, Australian Dylan Brayshaw and his best friend decided to travel through Indonesia and create a film based on their surfing adventures. Eventually they were able to sell the film, called “eat.sleep.surf.” to several broadcasters, making enough money to fund more trips. Since that first trip... Read More
Service Type: Location: View Contents:One of the biggest hurdles in dealing with the Coronavirus has been adequate means of testing possible COVID-19 patients. That has become abundantly clear in the United States of America where COVID-19 testing procedures have been highly unreliable. When the virus first started to spread across the US, the White House promised that by the... Read More
Service Type: Location: View Contents:For nearly two months, the majority of the United States has been practicing social distancing and self quarantine to help slow down the spread of the coronavirus (Covid-19), the pandemic that has been sweeping the globe since this past fall. Much like a common cold or the flu, there is no true cure for COVID-19.... Read More
Service Type: Location: View Contents:As post high school education becomes more academically and financially competitive, many American families are choosing to send their children to vocational high schools. While the majority of vocational high schools are private schools, there are some public vocational schools, or public high schools with accredited vocational programs. Most vocational (VoTech) school programs are STEM... Read More
Service Type: Location: View Contents:For thousands of years the large, jet black raven has been one of the most common birds found in all regions of the Northern Hemisphere. With the ability to show cognitive thought, problem solving skills, and imitation, ravens are considered to be highly intelligent creatures. This intelligence, along with their omnivorous diet has led to... Read More
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