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Australia: Infrared-equipped drones better at spotting koalas than humans

Researchers from Queensland University of Technology in Australia have developed a new algorithm to help identify koala population numbers. Traditionally, human spotters on the lookout for koalas...
Drone Articles4 years ago

Why aren’t drones trendy anymore?

In the past year, drones have been in the headlines a lot and most of the time, it was for the wrong reasons. In this video,...
Drone Articles4 years ago

Experts warn it’s too easy to learn to build killer drones online

Internet giant YouTube has been criticized by security experts for making tutorials about how to assemble ‘killer drones’ too accessible. The UK’s Sun newspaper interviewed several US security...
Drone Articles4 years ago

UAV headlines from around the globe: Drone helps man to cheat at horse racing, Long Island man shoots down drone and more!

Here are some of the latest drone stories from around the globe: United Kingdom: UK police were called to a horse-racing track in Leicester after a drone...
Drone Articles4 years ago

Kalashnikov reveals their new “kamikaze” drone

The company behind one of the world’s most famous firearms, the AK-47, have turned their attention to building drones. These are not just any old drones,...
Drone Articles4 years ago

Was last year’s Gatwick drone incident an inside job?

British newspaper, The Times, reports that UK police have not excluded the possibility that the closure of Gatwick airport in December 2018 due to drone sightings, may...
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UK military aims to add swarm drones to arsenal by end of 2019

Britain’s defense secretary, Gavin Williamson, has indicated his country will fund the development of “swarm squadrons of network-enabled drones capable of confusing and overwhelming enemy air defenses.” While...
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US-Mexico border wall likely to be patrolled by more drones

On Friday, President of the United States, Donald Trump, declared a national emergency in response to what he has termed a “crisis on the southern border.”...
Drone Articles4 years ago

Drones transport endangered bird semen in New Zealand

Drones are playing a vital role in preserving a critically endangered flightless parrot in New Zealand. The kākāpō is a highly charming nocturnal bird and the...
Drone Articles4 years ago

Is it a shark? Is it a dolphin? Drones can help us find out

Researchers from Southern Cross University in Australia have spent the last three years using drones to study just how frequent public encounters with sharks are. For...

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