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More drone companies in the United States and abroad are beginning to receive expanded authority to conduct Beyond Visual Line of Sight (BVLOS) operations without the need for remote piloting…
Routine indoor inspections of mines, construction sites and warehouses are critical for ensuring the commercial performance of these sites. But traditional field inspections conducted by human surveyors are time-consuming, often…
Walmart and its drone delivery partner, Drone-Up, want to make their Beyond Visual Line of Sight (BVLOS) operations safer than ever – and just as important, fully scalable to ensure…
A bipartisan bill that would allow remote package delivery drones to fly more freely in Florida has just passed both houses of the state legislature. Sponsored by Wyman Duggan and…
Portland just joined the ranks of police agencies nationwide that are turning to drones to enhance their criminal enforcement operations. Last week, the city council voted to endorse a pilot…
Partnerships are increasingly critical to business success in the drone industry these days — and the more strategic and global those partnerships, the more lucrative they tend to be. Take,…
Australian drone delivery and logistics company Swoop Aero has received the go-ahead from New Zealand’s civil aviation authority to begin conducting beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS) flights of lab…
Brent Skorup, Senior Research Fellow at the Fairfax, VA-based Mercatus center, is one of the nation’s leading proponents of drone “super highways.” A drone superhighway is a designated corridor of…
Public utility ComEd supplies power to more than 4 million customers across northern Illinois – about 70% of the state’s population. Like other public utilities, the company already relies on…
“Reverse” waterfalls are considered rare events. The phenomenon occurs when a fierce updraft of wind – typically raging at 60 mph or more – reverses the downward direction of…
