Monthly Archives: October 2014

So what if there was a drone that fit in your pocket, that you could carry around 24/7? That drone has arrived. The Anura from AeriCam is a quadcopter not much larger… Read more »

The US Navy is testing new technology that allows it to field “drone boats” capable of maneuvering and defending friendly ships without direct human interaction. Where many military unmanned vehicles,… Read more »

After months of stalling, the Federal Aviation Administration has at last released an updated list of the organizations that have approval to fly drones in US airspace—and which are currently… Read more »

If you’re comfortable with wagers, now could be the time to bet on the biggest transformation in how humans move around since we retired the horse from daily duty. Two… Read more »

In four years, Service-drone.de GmbH has emerged as a promising player here in the rapidly expanding commercial-drone industry. The 20-employee startup has sold more than 400 unmanned aircraft to private-sector companies and… Read more »