Drone Blogs

On Tuesday, April 19, 2022, Connecticut’s State Senate, led by Sen. Will Haskell, voted 34 to 2 on a transportation bill that would see increases in traffic monitoring cameras and a formal integration of drones into the Department Of Transportation (DOT). Reinforcing existing traffic monitoring cameras and introducing new ones, Sen. Haskell explains, will help... Read More

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 Logistical circumstances created by the global pandemic, COVID19, have shown the world two things about drone deliveries. The first is that they can be successfully and safely done. The second is that for many parts of the world, drone deliveries are now more important than ever. For many people living in remote areas, or... Read More

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Every year, hundreds of thousands of people venture out to explore the beauty of the Scottish landscape. It has long been a favorite destination for outdoor enthusiasts like hikers and mountaineers. But even the most experienced person can run into trouble while out on a trek. According to statistics taken by Scottish Mountain Rescue, a... Read More

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Police departments throughout the United States have begun using drones to help officers perform their duties. Large departments, like the NYPD, have budgets that allow them to purchase enough drones to support use in a heavily populated environment. For smaller police departments in more rural settings, developing drone programs has been a bit slower. But... Read More

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The job of protecting a nation falls to the many branches of a country’s military organizations. The main defensive and offensive branches of the United States are the Army, Air Force, and Navy. To meet modernizing warfare tactics, specialized military forces began emerging in the early 20th Century, especially during World War II. As defined... Read More

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 Elon Musk has been very busy lately. Over just a few weeks, Musk opened two major Tesla factories. Each grand opening of the Tesla gigafactories, first in Brandenburg, Germany on March 23, 2022, and then in Austin, Texas on April 7, 2022, was filled with the pomp and fanfare that people have come to... Read More

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No other nation is more famous for olive oil than Italy. In 2019, Italy produced 336,581 tons of olive oil, a number that has been steadily declining since 2013, when farmers in Southern Italy’s Salento region first discovered their olive trees were under attack. Parasitic insects sucking on the tree’s sap began infecting the trees... Read More

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 There are many things that you will find similar in nearly any urban city in the world. One similarity is congested mobility systems. With so many people needing to get about a city for day-to-day activities, traffic can become cumbersome, to say the least. City buses and train systems help alleviate some traffic issues,... Read More

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New Yorkers are still reeling from the shocking events that happened on a Manhattan bound train on Tuesday, April 12, 2022, at around 8:30 am, when 62 year old Frank R. James, wearing a gas mask, threw smoke grenades and opened fire inside the train filled with morning commuters. The attack left 29 people injured,... Read More

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After being nominated by President Barak Obama on June 26, 2014, Robert L. Pitman, born and raised in Texas, became the first openly gay United States District Judge of the United States District Court for the Western District of Texas. Gaining a reputation for more liberal views, Judge Pitman famously ordered Texas to suspend the... Read More

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