Drone Blogs

To support Belgium’s growing investment in the aerospace industry, SABCA was founded in 1920 in a suburban area of Brussels. They began with in-house designs for both civilian and military aircraft. SABCA was also granted a license to produce other manufacturer’s aircraft. Over the last century, SABCA has continued to become a leader in Belgium’s... Read More

 In 2009, the massive SPIRE Institute in Geneva, Ohio opened as an elite sports-centric academic high school. The first few years of the school were a bit rocky as its location in rural Ohio didn’t really position it as a hub for athleticism. However, with strong marketing, SPIRE Institute soon was bringing in students... Read More

The drone industry has had enormous growth over the last few years. The market value of drones in 2020 was $13.5 billion. Many experts believe that the drone market is still in a stage of infancy and that by the year 2025, the market will exceed $129 billion. The technology and the use cases for... Read More

The Saint Lawrence River, traversing through Canada’s Quebec and Ontario, bordering parts of New York, has long been an important North American waterway. It connects the Great Lakes to the Atlantic Ocean, providing the lakes with the necessary nutrients to support an ecological balance. The region was originally inhabited by Iroquoians until European settlers and... Read More

In 1776, the first formal hare coursing club was established in Swaffham, UK, though the sport dates back to at least 180AD. Hare coursing is a hunting sport in which dogs are used to chase and capture a hare. The point is not to capture the hare for food, but to test the speed and... Read More

 In 2002, Rob Baan established Koppert Cress in the southern Holland town of Monster. Rob’s mission was to grow delicious healthy food that would be inspired by and inspiring to chefs around the world. He had a sprawling estate of the art greenhouse built to grow the finest cresses, or microgreens, to make a... Read More

Often when hearing of drones and Israel, the first thing that comes to mind is military operations. True, Israel is considered to be leaders in military drone operations, but recently Israel found a novel way to use drones that has nothing to do with the defense of a nation. A collaboration between some conservationists, a... Read More

Two things that don’t mix well together, drones and airports. As drones have become more popular, one of the biggest concerns surrounding them is keeping them clear of manned aircraft and airports. From December 19th to the 20th of 2018, Gatwick Airport outside of London was notoriously shut down when a drone was reported to... Read More

In 1893, the Kingdom of Hawaii, under the rule of Prince Jonah Kūhiō Kalaniana‘ole, was overthrown by a coalition of American and European businessmen. After a self imposed exile, Prince Kūhiō returned to his homeland and became a statesman, advocating for the rehabilitation of native Hawaiian people. As the only ever royal US Congressman, Prince... Read More

The earliest acts of documented piracy date back to the 14th century. While acts of piracy can be committed on land, in the air, or through cyber channels, the term mostly refers to acts of violence or robbery in maritime environments. With the advancement of modern weapons and speedboats, piracy has changed. Today mother ships... Read More