Drone Blogs

For the past few years, one of the hottest topics in the drone industry has been the development of drones for commercial deliveries. When people imagine the future, they see a world where people will have their food, groceries, medicine, and shopping delivered by drones a few minutes after placing an order. However, even though... Read More

About 7 million hectares of forest get cut down every year. Deforestation has been a serious global issue for the past few decades, especially considering the rise in carbon dioxide emissions that forests help control. Thanks to new technology, low cost drones coupled with latest satellite imaging could soon help protect the forest let developing... Read More

A golf course in North Dakota which is situated in a tech friendly part of the state recently came up with a new way to keep their existing golfers happy. They are delivering refreshments to golfers using drones. The golf course is called King’s Walk Golf Course. They started their drone delivery service on September... Read More

In today’s technologically advanced world, drones are easily finding a place in almost every industry. From food deliveries, to firefighting, disaster management, and more. One industry that is starting to take advantage of drones is the construction sector. A new generation of construction workers are now using drones as tools to give them an eye... Read More

Intel recently announced a collaboration with Collins Engineers and the Minnesota Department of Transportation that will see drones being used to inspect the Stone Arch Bridge. Intel announced the collaboration earlier this month and they say that theyy plan to use the drones to evaluate the historic bridge and determine if any repairs are necessary.... Read More

Impossible to achieve photographic shots are now made possible by drones. Spectacular fly through shots aren’t an entirely new concept as there a couple of memorable occasions in the past where drones have left people amazed with unbelievable footage. A recent case in point is Vimeo’s Robert McIntosh who was able to obtain extraordinary images... Read More

 World-famous creative director Willo Perron took Drake’s latest tour to the next level, literally. The Aubrey & The Three Migos Tour, featuring the Canadian singer/rapper/songwriter was co-headlined by the hip-hop trio reigning from Georgia, Migos. The revolutionary show was brimming with high-tech, awe-inspiring visual tricks including tiny drones and an enormous helium drone. In... Read More

Military drones have just completed a successful testing in the Yuma Proving Ground in Arizona. The exercise is just part of one of the key programs the military is hoping to establish for future warfare. A mix of inter-connected and autonomous jets, drones, and ships will be tasked with infiltrating and defeating enemy targets.  The... Read More

Singapore, a modernized, hi-tech country, is making plans to deploy a swarm of drones for performing tasks that include the delivery of packages, building inspections, security, and much more. These drones are already being tested by companies on an area of land where the tests are expected to reveal any concerns the manufacturers may be... Read More

The National Grid of The United Kingdom has been using drone surveillance to monitor the status of the nation’s physical network. The job of these drones is to inspect the network of 7,000+ miles of overhead cables that span across England and Wales. The management of such scale of national infrastructure demands a lot of... Read More

Since their introduction in 1995, drones have now become a main point of future warfare. Currently for military purposes, electronic jammers fitted on drones can be used to disrupt enemy drones on the battlefield. Drones can also be fitted with cellular disruption technology (jammers) to do a number of things, including calling in an air... Read More

Watch out all NYC outlaws, there’s a new sheriff in town who can fly and traverse every nook and cranny within the blink of an eye and without breaking a sweat. Actually, there are 14 new sheriffs, but they are not really sheriffs at all…instead they are a fleet of drones. This new fleet is... Read More

 A drone that can be used to both extinguish fires and wash windows of skyscrapers will be launched in the UK early next year. This release comes after its creators received a lot of interest from UK customers following the Grenfell Tower tragedy. Equipped with 14 motors, the drone can easily wash tall buildings... Read More

Earlier this month, a 33 year old man died from bite wounds following a shark attack in the water of Cid Harbour on Whitsunday Island, off the coast of Central Queensland, Australia. The man was swimming in Cid Harbour’s waters when he was fatally attacked by a shark. Two other swimmers were attached on Whitsunday... Read More

The Government of India’s Ministry of Civil Aviation plans to allow the commercial operation of drones by March 2019 under their new Drone 2.0 policy. It’s expected to result in a significant growth in business opportunities that cater to the needs of e-commerce consumers across the country. Prior to this, the ministry had released their... Read More

Researchers at the University of Maryland have outfitted and modified a drone to recreate the conditions of a safe organ transportation. The six-rotor drone is the first of many trials that researchers are making towards drone organ transportation, a process that can have many benefits to hospitals, doctors, and patients. The drone was outfitted with... Read More

An Australian startup known as Emesent is designing a system that gives drones spatial awareness and intelligence to help them navigate and map spaces autonomously when there is no GPS or tracking available. According to Emesent CEO Stefan Hrabar, drones that work underground or other areas that are inaccessible through common navigation techniques like GPS... Read More

Drones have become so popular in the US that it is expected by the year 2022 there will be over 700,000 of them in North American alone. Drones will be used in in many ways such as delivering packages, inspecting bridges, monitoring traffic, and many more. To do these tasks efficiently, drones will need to... Read More

Aviation accidents cause two-thirds of all deaths of wildlife biologists working in the field. This puts aviation accidents above attacks from wildlife, making it the leading cause of death for wildlife biologists. This surprising statistic is what inspired Thomas Rambo, then a Master’s Degree student at the University of Florida, Gainesville to take action. A... Read More

Our forests are important natural resources. We lose many acres of forests to loggers, fires and other developments every year. Many environmentalists are keen to see a wide scale reforestation, especially in areas hit by forest fires. This is a tremendous undertaking when it comes to planting trees by hand. But this is about to... Read More

A rescue mission in the ocean by using a drone may soon become a reality. Mr. Alasgar Calcuttawala, the co-founder of Saif Automations alongside his father Ahmed S Abdeally, and his brother Taher Ahmed Calcuttawala, have made a ground breaking development of the first unmanned water drone in India. With the use of this drone,... Read More