Drone Blogs

 In ancient China, pyrotechnicians were revered for their knowledge of creating firework displays that played a key role in many celebrations. The earliest forms of these fireworks date back to the Han Dynasty when pyrotechnicians would throw bamboo into fire pits, causing a controlled explosion. By the Song Dynasty (960-1279), pyrotechnicians developed a method... Read More

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 Ridley Scott is widely recognized as one of the best living film directors, bringing his unique highly concentrated visual style to beloved films like Blade Runner, Gladiator, and The Martian. He is known for combining this style with historical accuracy in films like 2023’s Napoleon starring. With a $200 million budget and box-office earnings... Read More

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In 1958, a spin-off from the MIT Lincoln Laboratory called MITRE was established in Bedford, MA. The think tank was tasked with developing what would become crucial for the United States’ defense strategies during the Cold War: the Semi-Automatic Ground Environment (SAGE) system. SAGE was a network of computers that would coordinate radar from sites... Read More

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At the dawn of the commercial drone industry, Chris Healy saw a golden opportunity and became one of the industry’s early pioneers. Based in Okotoks, Alberta, Canada, Chris founded In-Flight Data in 2014. With years of experience in business technology, Chris positioned In-Flight Data to become a leader in the Canadian drone market. In addition... Read More

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The National Tropical Botanical Garden (NTBG), a non-profit, non-governmental organization, is headquartered in Kalāheo on the island of Kauaʻi, Hawaii, and operates five diverse garden centers throughout Hawaii and Florida. For much of its work, NTBG researchers relied on a dangerous, time-consuming, and ineffective rope system to access plants growing on cliffs and outcroppings. In... Read More

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In 2018, the Michigan-based international food safety company Neogen released the results of a study on the American cattle industry. According to the data collected, there were more than 700,000 cattle farms covering 614 million acres, accounting for 27% of the nation’s land mass. Approximately 93 million head of cattle were spread across these farms.... Read More

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Global warming continues to impact the world through a range of changes. Over the last two decades, we have seen an increase in droughts that lead to wildfires, record high temperatures, and severe weather patterns. In 2012, Super Storm Sandy led to the deaths of more than 250 people throughout the United States, Canada, and... Read More

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Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Public Corporation (NTT) was founded as a state-owned telecommunications company during the occupation of Japan to replace the American telecommunications services provided by AT&T. Based in Tokyo, NTT is currently the fourth largest telecommunications company worldwide and is ranked 55th on the Forbes Global 500 list. The company has expanded beyond... Read More

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In an effort to gain a tactical edge during World War I, British military scientists developed the first drones based on A.M. Low’s principles of radio technology. The success of using pilotless aircraft to deploy munitions spurred what would become the drone revolution. In the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks, the United States became the... Read More

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As a boy growing up along the banks of Africa’s Niger River, Kingsley Fregene was always fascinated by the juxtaposition of nature and robotics, particularly how they applied to aviation. He recalls watching hummingbirds fly and then trying to emulate their process by making paper airplanes. “My paper aircraft needed to be folded nicely in... Read More

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