new drone technology at l. a.. tech birthed from group approach

faculty from special academic disciplines at louisiana tech college are running together to increase new and progressive technology in unmanned aerial automobiles (uav) that could effect industries from public protection to forestry to oil and gasoline exploration. Read more

massive tech organizations ascendant in emerging drone industry

just over a yr after the faa released its seminal component 107 regulation bearing in mind the economic operation of small unmanned plane structures (uas), the drone industry is pulling in opposite instructions. large, publicly traded era companies eyeing future self reliant operations populate the high stop of the market; small entrepreneurial businesses and individuals with drones in their car trunks form the bottom. a few medium-sized, project capital-funded groups hold the middle ground. Red More

DHS Flags Chinese Drones as Security Risk

An unclassified memo from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) alleges that Chinese UAS maker DJI is “providing U.S. critical infrastructure and law enforcement data to the Chinese government …[and] is selectively targeting government and private owned entities within these sectors to expand its ability to collect and exploit sensitive data.” DHS also alleged that DJI was leveraging its lower manufacturing costs “combined with illegal dumping tactics” to give it monopoly power in the U.S. “As a result, U.S. companies have fewer options and are more likely to purchase DJI UAS.”  Read More?