Monthly Archives: September 2014

And now, for a new and thoroughly spectacular perspective, check out the video above. Shot from an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) — more commonly known these days as a drone… Read more »

AN ANTONIO — With sensors covering his head, University of Texas at San Antonio graduate student Mauricio Merino concentrated hard. A camouflage-colored drone hovered with a soft hum in the… Read more »

A man was busted for flying a drone outside the National Tennis Center during a US Open quarter-final match featuring top seed Serena Williams, law-enforcement sources said. Daniel Feighery, 34,… Read more »

Smart devices, soil testers, climate sensors, and countless other types of decision support tools are becoming mainstays in traditional farm operations. Perhaps the most groundbreaking of all precision ag tools… Read more »

Meet Ram. It rams things it doesn’t like. Meet Drone. It buzzes around and films things it sometimes shouldn’t. Ram meet drone. Ram rams drone. Ram chases down photographer who tries to save… Read more »

Yellowstone Enforcing Ban On Unmanned Aircraft Operation This past June, due to concerns about public safety, wildlife disturbance and potential impacts to the visitor experience and park resources, the National… Read more »

You can’t be in the photographic community right now without hearing about drones. These aerial cameras have become very affordable and easy to use, and with that, flocks of photographers… Read more »

Source Drones have flown a long way in the past few years – from fearsome military theaters to the friendlier skies of the domestic market, including delivery service, real-estate and, yes, even frat parties.  … Read more »