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Drones used to track wildlife

Drones used to track wildlife

Researchers at The Australian National University (ANU) and The University of Sydney have developed a world-first radio-tracking drone to locate radio-tagged wildlife. Lead researcher Dr Deb... Read more

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Scientist created drones that fly autonomously and learn new routes

Scientist created drones that fly autonomously and learn new routes

Drones say goodbye to pilots. With the goal of achieving autonomous flight of these aerial vehicles, the researcher José Martínez Carranza from the National Institute of Astrophysics, Optics... Read more

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Unmanned aircraft to pinpoint crop damage, target pesticide use, and increase yields

Unmanned aircraft to pinpoint crop damage, target pesticide use, and increase yields

Crop analytics drone company Raptor Maps took the $100,000 grand prize May 13 at the 25th annual MIT $100K Entrepreneurship Competition. The team of three MIT aerospace engineers developed a... Read more

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Ten-Engine Electric Plane Completes Successful Flight Test

Ten-Engine Electric Plane Completes Successful Flight Test

Imagine a battery-powered plane that has 10 engines and can take off like a helicopter and fly efficiently like an aircraft. That is a concept being developed by NASA researchers called Grea... Read more

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Drones and the law: Jail birds

Drones and the law: Jail birds

One American state is proposing a hard line on drone-associated crime DIRECT action against drones (see article) is one way to deal with those that are up to no good. In part of the United S... Read more

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Navy researchers developing swarms of cooperating air drones for overwhelming land and sea attacks

Navy researchers developing swarms of cooperating air drones for overwhelming land and sea attacks

U.S. Navy researchers have demonstrated swarming unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) designed to overwhelm an adversary autonomously as the UAVs fly together like flocks of birds. UAV experts at... Read more

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Bio-inspired eye stabilizes robot’s flight

Bio-inspired eye stabilizes robot's flight

Biorobotics researchers at the Institut des Sciences du Mouvement – Etienne-Jules Marey (CNRS/Aix-Marseille Université) have developed the first aerial robot able to fly over uneven te... Read more

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Amsterdam to Host World’s First Drone Circus

Amsterdam to Host World’s First Drone Circus

The AIR 2015 event will be the first aerial entertainment show of its kind to rely on drone technology The world’s first drone circus is to be held in the Netherlands, where aerial robots eq... Read more

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Crash-proof UAV takes out US$1 million Drones For Good Competition

Crash-proof UAV takes out US$1 million Drones For Good Competition

Some are calling it the World Cup for Drones, while the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has simply labeled it the Drones For Good award. Whichever way you spin it, offering up US$1 million in pri... Read more

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Propulsion breakthrough could improve flight comfort

Propulsion breakthrough could improve flight comfort

Shorter take-offs and landings for aircraft, and better manoeuvreabilty for UAVs are just two of the possible benefits of an EU-supported breakthrough in propulsion technology. The vector th... Read more

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Pilotless Aircraft Will Play Critical Roles in Precision Agriculture

Pilotless Aircraft Will Play Critical Roles in Precision Agriculture

Comparing an unmanned aerial vehicle to a magnetic resonance imaging machine may seem odd, but that is how the director of the Mississippi State University Geosystems Research Institute sees... Read more

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Zoom In, Zoom Out: Speedy, Agile UAVs Envisioned for Troops in Urban Missions

Zoom In, Zoom Out: Speedy, Agile UAVs Envisioned for Troops in Urban Missions

DARPA aims to give small unmanned aerial vehicles advanced perception and autonomy to rapidly search buildings or other cluttered environments without teleoperation Military teams patrolling... Read more

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SkyOrbiter UAVs will fly for years at a time and provide global internet access

SkyOrbiter UAVs will fly for years at a time and provide global internet access

The internet has become a critical means of communication during humanitarian crises and a crucial everyday tool for people around the world. Now, a Portuguese company wants to make sure eve... Read more

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Students build drone for transporting packages

Students build drone for transporting packages

Meet VertiKUL, a student-designed prototype at the cutting edge of delivery drone technology Unmanned aircraft may one day be used to deliver packages to your back patio, important d ocument... Read more

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Drones on a Different Mission

Drones on a Different Mission

“Expectations are very high in Belize,” Dr. Maaz said. “There’s so much we can do and need to do.” Belize has made a great effort to protect its coral reef system — the largest in the Wester... Read more

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