Kongsberg Geospatial and FAA ASSURE UAS Team Members Partner for Operational Trials of Detect and Avoid and Beyond Visual Line of Sight Display Software

U. of Alaska, U. of North Dakota to adopt IRIS UAS software for BVLOS drone research

DJI to Open Flagship Store in Hong Kong

New Location Aims to Attract Consumers To Learn, Share and Discover

Socionext to Showcase Advanced Image and Sensor Technologies for Aerial Drones at InterDrone Show in Las Vegas Sep. 7-9

Robust, Single-Chip 24GHz Radar to be Featured at Booth 105 in Demonstrations of Imaging and Radar Solutions for Drone Applications

PowerVision Launches PowerEgg - the World's Most Intuitive Consumer Drone

Art Meets Technology as PowerEgg Combines Stunning Design and Aerodynamic Innovation

Flirtey Teams with Domino's Pizza Enterprises for First-Ever Pizza Drone Delivery Service

Age of Drones Expo is postponed!

Organizers of Age of Drones Expo had the goal to arrange really big and professional exhibition in order to make contribution in the development of German UAV market. Unfortunately, the number of participants that supported the event is not enough to achieve such aim this time. Therefore it was decided to postpone exhibition to March 2017.

AMAZON HAS BEGUN TESTING DRONES AT THIS ENGLISH FARM

Kelsey D. Atherton for Popular Science:  Flying machines are hard secrets to keep. By their very nature, they soar into the heavens, above the heads of those below. America's military tends to keep its secret planes secret by only flying them in vast swathes of empty desert, until they’re ready for public debut. But that’s not really an option for Amazon, which is testing delivery drones in the United Kingdom (while it attempts to weave its way through U.S. regulations). So where, exactly, are Amazon drones flying? A field eight miles south of Cambridge named “Worsted Lodge.” No, really. In a thorough photo-essay at Business Insider, reporter Sam Shead pinpoints and explores the site and the field, until turned away by a security guard.   Cont'd...

World premier: Elistair tethered drones integrated successfully at airports in activity

Regulations in France forbid drones from flying over airports and airfields. Special permission was nonetheless granted once Elistair was able to prove to the DGAC that safety for people and airport structures was ensured.

International Drone Expo Announces All-New and Upgraded Activations for December Show in Los Angeles

Leading Drone Expo to Host Sanctioned Drone Race, Pitchfest, and Film Showcase

Insect-Sized Drone Will Spy On Terrorists

Source - Sky News:  An insect-sized spy drone with four flapping wings and four legs is set to become Britain's latest weapon in the war on terror. The Dragonfly drone fits in the palm of a hand and has four flapping wings and four legs. It can fly through the air with great agility, allowing it to penetrate buildings through open windows, and perch on surfaces to eavesdrop. It can detect incoming objects and buildings, meaning it can avoid obstacles at high speeds. It is one of a number of pieces of kit being developed by the Ministry of Defence as part of an innovation drive.   Cont'd...

160 Commercial Drone Companies to Showcase Latest UAV Technology at InterDrone

FAA Administrator Michael Huerta to keynote at largest dedicated commercial drone event

Commercial Drone Alliance Participates in White House Office of Science and Technology Policy "Workshop on Drones and The Future of Aviation"

Launch of Three Industry Initiatives: Support of Women in UAS; Education Efforts on Privacy Best Practices; and Enable UAS Technology with UTM Partners

New iOS Feature Puts Drones Made Easy on the Map

San Diego-based Drones Made Easy combines NASA technology with proprietary mapping applications to revolutionize the drone industry for new and experienced users

A look around the UAS boom industry at interaerial SOLUTIONS

The new sector for hardware and software manufacturers and service providers in the UAS industry is incredibly dynamic. As part of INTERGEO in Hamburg from 11 to 13 October, interaerial SOLUTIONS will be showcasing the legal frameworks, new areas of application, growing safety concepts and much more.

7-Eleven Teams with Flirtey for First Ever FAA-Approved Drone Delivery to Customer's Home

The goal of advancing drone deliveries as well as further refining Flirtey's delivery technology and packaging were highlighted when Flirtey teamed with the Nevada Institute for Autonomous Systems (NIAS) for the delivery.

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