Monthly Archives: September 2014

As the sun set, the shadows grew long and the sky turned a deep amber. Magic Hour had finally arrived. Up until this point, everyone had flown the drones using a smart… Read more »

DJI visit the kitchen table to answer viewer submitted questions. We talk DJI service and support, future enhancements, firmware and software issues, feature requests and more. Ed Windham and DJI… Read more »

http://www.dji.com/info/news/phantom-2-series-price-drop DJI would like to express our utmost gratitude to all of our loyal customers for supporting the Phantom 2 series. Today, we are happy to announce new, lower prices… Read more »

Hundreds of companies in Canada are putting drones to work in industries like farming and TV filming. They are getting a leg-up in an important new aviation industry as US… Read more »

A few days after Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti signaled his support of a state bill that would allow limited use of drone technology by law enforcement agencies, a community group was… Read more »

  The first ever Drone Zone/UAV Challenge that was part of the annual National Championship Air Races in Reno Nevada. The contestants where flying quads and hexacopters raging from micro… Read more »

Two young scientists hope to take technology developed for war and use it to save lives on Eurobodalla beaches. The University of Wollongong’s Leo Stevens and Nicholas Roach have developed… Read more »

Apparently, anayzing the mucus that lines a whale’s blowhorn can tell you a lot about the animal’s health — think of it as the cetacean equivalent to human bloodwork. The… Read more »

  A 13-year-old Dutch boy wasn’t prepared to say goodbye to his dead pet rat — so he transformed it into dead pet rat that flies. According to BBC, Dutch inventors… Read more »

Drone footage has emerged that appears to show the set of the new Star Wars film in Berkshire. Justin Reeves was flying his drone near Greenham Common, a former RAF airbase in… Read more »