EHang announces that they will soon start testing passenger drones in Canada – a very significant step forward towards urban air mobility in North America. EHang is the world’s leading autonomous aerial vehicle (AAV) technology platform company, and the EHang 216, their flagship passenger drone, has obtained a Special Flight Operations Certificate (SFOC) issued by […]
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Drone Analyst is a drone research and consulting firm that is making a come-back with their new research of the top three trends in the drone industry in 2020. Under the new leadership of David Benowitz, as Head of Research, with his extensive and capable leadership in DJI (2016 to 2020), there is great anticipation
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The Drone Industry Barometer analysts, DRONEII, have announced the purpose companies use their drones. This year, together with INTEAERIAL Solutions, (which is part of INTERGEO), the third annual global commercial drone industry survey produced a free whitepaper with perspectives regarding the drone industry. This survey highlights various challenges that the commercial drone industry continues to
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The Drone Industry Barometer analysts, DRONEII, have announced the purpose companies use their drones. This year, together with INTEAERIAL Solutions, (which is part of INTERGEO), the third annual global commercial drone industry survey produced a free whitepaper with perspectives regarding the drone industry. This survey highlights various challenges that the commercial drone industry continues to
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EHang, the world’s leading passenger drone platform, is launching a new version of the EHang 216F as a firefighting drone, a two-person multi-rotor flying pod, specifically designed for high-rise firefighting. This is a new application of an existing platform, rather than a completely new aircraft. A company release describes the 216F as “the world’s
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Drones to the rescue! With so many states suffering through devastating weather conditions, many are getting serious about using drones for this hurricane season. In fact, in a webinar that was hosted by the Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International (AUVSI) of North Carolina (NC), a panel of experts offered their advice to state agencies
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At an increasing rate, drones, or unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), have been making headlines lately regarding their use in art, movies, and business. Drones are setting a high bar for new perspectives by providing stunning shots from incredible heights (up to 400 feet). Furthermore, they are extremely cost-effective. Because drones are so flexible and agile,
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As the development and use of drones continues is on a rapid rise, so is the diversity of the commercial use of drones, whether for recreational enjoyment and/or in the business sector. The following are some of the common uses already, such as agricultural use, geo-mapping, inspection of various infrastructures, parcel delivery, professional aerial photography,
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The agricultural industry has wholeheartedly embraced drone technology, and is transforming modern farming. High-tech drones are increasing efficiency in many areas in farming. This is true whether it is crop monitoring, planting, livestock management, crop spraying, irrigation mapping, etc. Precision Agriculture Precision agriculture has come to reality partly because of drone technology. Real-time crop and
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Drone racing is a sport where drone pilots fly around a designated course as fast as possible (over 50 miles per hour). Because drone racing is ultimately about speed, pilots try to build drones that are extremely fast and agile multi-rotors (drones). Virtually all drone races now are done using FPV (First Person View) systems,
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