Drone Blogs

 When T-Mobile first introduced its Un-carrier program in 2013, it was to entice new customers to sign up with a range of benefits. These benefits included dropping contracts, subsidizing phones, extended data coverage, and more. Over time the Un-carrier programs began to include things like unlimited music and streaming bonuses, unlimited service when traveling... Read More

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One of the most tedious jobs of being a dog owner is having to clean up piles of waste. While most dog owners are responsible, many choose to leave their dog’s poop in public spaces. Besides the obvious problems of dog poo littering public spaces being dirty, smelly, and gross, it poses health risks too.... Read More

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After more than a decade working for Lufthansa, the largest airline company in Germany, Kay Wackwitz saw a growing trend in the aerospace industry. Drone technology was beginning to branch out from the realm of military and hobby use, becoming a stable commercial industry. One of the most important lessons that Kay had learned from... Read More

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Drones represent one of the fastest growing commercial markets. They are being used in countless industries from science, research, and education to inspections, securities, entertainment, real estate, agriculture, logistics, and so much more. The majority of drone use in the United States proves that the technology is being used for good, particularly when used as... Read More

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It has been almost a decade since Jeff Bezos announced that Amazon Prime members would be able to receive orders in an hour or less with drone technology. Unfortunately, the idea of drone enabled deliveries was far more complex than Bezos anticipated. However, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has been working tirelessly with drone manufacturers... Read More

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 As Dorthy Gale, played by Judy Garland, stepped onto the 1939 interpretation of Frank L. Baum’s “Yellow Brick Road”, she set off to find the mythical Emerald City. Along the way, she was joined by a troop of loyal characters all set on answering their innermost questions on life. Earlier this year, 122 years... Read More

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In 2007, with the support of several colleagues, Peng Bin formed XAIRCRAFT exploring how drone applications could be used commercially for inspections, scientific research, and search and rescue operations. By 2014, the company was renamed XAG after finding its niche market, agriculture. Today, as proudly stated on the company website, “XAG is dedicated to bringing... Read More

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Forests are havens for animal and plant biodiversity, provide us with food, natural resources, and job opportunities, are a barrier to natural disasters like landslides, and are natural carbon sinks. On average, the world’s forests absorb 16 billion metric tons of carbon dioxide, more than 40% of global fossil fuel emissions. According to the Environmental... Read More

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The Falkland Islands are an archipelago that is about 752 miles from the northern tip of the Antarctic Peninsula and is home to more than 63 species of birds, 16 of which are endemic to the Falklands. However, many of the archipelago’s birds have declined in numbers due to the introduction of invasive predators like... Read More

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In 2009, during an El Niño event in Central America, an estimated 50-100% of crops were lost due to drought. This led to the term Dry Corridor being coined. The Central American Dry Corridor, stretching from Southern Mexico to Panama, is home to millions of people dependent on agriculture for survival. Extreme climate conditions have... Read More

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