Drones

MANILA, Philippines — The Philippines will soon produce its own defense assets showcasing Filipino engineering and robotics starting with high-powered drones and Unmanned Surface Vehicles (USVs) to boost the asymmetric warfare capability of the Philippine Navy (PN).On Wednesday, the PN launched the very first Self-Reliant Defense Posture (SRDP) Forum...

Monday 5 May, 2025 Unifly's acquisition of EuroUSC Italia marks another step forward for Italy's growing role in the international drone industry. Backed by cutting-edge technology, the sector is proving its potential to play a central part in shaping the future of mobility.Belgian company Unifly, a Global leader in drone traffic management...

Drones are changing how sports are played by enabling broadcasting from brand-new perspectives and even providing cutting-edge training. It is now possible to improve a strategy in real-time with high-end drones, which have evolved far beyond simple camera drones that capture stunning aerial videos. Drones are used to determine the position of players and provide

Science & Nature An ancient mapping technique may offer a reliable backup tool for UAVs. The post Drones can avoid GPS jammers by navigating with...

Science & Nature Perfectly perched. Arizona State UniversityBirds once again inspire robots to nimbly navigate the skies and obstacles. The post Giving drones inflatable...

Drone delivery is maturing as tech giants like Alphabet's Wing and Amazon Prime Air expand and startups reach scale, too. Zipline has completed more than 500,000 deliveries since 2016, Flytrex hit 21,350 deliveries in 2022, and Manna Drone Delivery is expanding to the US.A small startup named Flyby Robotics thinks there's room for improvement, though. Its approach relies on

Science & Nature Stan HoraczekGet a truly unique point of view from the best first-person view drones. The post The best FPV drones for 2023...

A raft of research, supported by startup developments, suggests drones inspired by nature are the future of flight. Plans for the future of airborne transport include seeing a small army of drones competing for space in the sky with the 50 billion birds worldwide. But there’s also the potential of a halfway house, where drones