Quadcopters and Drones Review
DroneCode was busy putting on its PX4 Developer Summit 2022 last week. And — while it turned Austin, Texas into a haven for open source enthusiasts — all residents of Austin were treated to some spectacular entertainment by way of the DroneCode drone light show. The 300-drone light show flew not far from the city’s […]
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– Drone manufacturer Quantum-Systems relies on Liebherr’s experience when it comes to the manufacturing of electronics for the autopilot and motor controller– Liebherr’s Components product segment in Lindau carries out the procurement, manufacturing, testing and assembly of the electronic components– Quantum-Systems and Liebherr plan to further expand their cooperation Munich-based drone manufacturer Quantum-Systems relies on […]
LISBON, PORTUGAL– The well-established engineering and steel fabrication company VALIS ENGINEERING GROUP is joining Drone Logistics Ecosystem (DLE) to support the existing members to standardise the fragmented drone delivery industry. The company have entered a partnership with three DLE members, AirGo Design (Singapore), JetWind (Brazil), SinePower (Portugal), to develop innovative vertiport solutions. VALIS Engineering Group […]
The FAA has known for more than a decade now that they were going to be mandated to integrate drones into the NAS. The 2012 FAA Reauthorization was signed into law. The September 2014 Part 107 rollout mandate came and went as well as the 2015 full NAS integration mandate. The FAA simply said ATO […]
Given that you’re reading The Drone Girl, you mostly want to read about drones, surely. But the reality is, drones have paved a way for other robots besides drones to proliferate. We’re increasingly seeing drone companies themselves start to sell or operate other robots that don’t necessarily fly. And data from the DroneAnalyst 2021 Market […]
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Drone Operators Now Free to Seek SORA Authorization to Fly BVLOS and OOP with eBee X in 27 European Member States, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway and Switzerland AgEagle Aerial Systems Inc. (NYSE American: UAVS) (“AgEagle” or the “Company”), an industry-leading provider of full-stack drone, sensor and software solutions for commercial and government/defense use, today announced that the […]
Last week Joonas from fpv.wtf released some info on Twitter on what we believe is the origins of the DJI digital FPV system chipset known as the P1 and what Waslksnail may be using in the Avatar system and today I wanted to expand on that. There has been a massive amount of conjecture and […]
Nordic Unmanned is enforcing a patent they hold on coaxial multirotors. Granted in 2011 to AirRobot a company that Nordic Unmanned bought last year. This patent might be the only part of AirRobot with significant value. To claim that AirRobot invented coaxial rotors is a significant stretch of the truth. From Wikipedia The idea of […]
As a drone pilot, I spend a lot of time thinking about the gear I need out on the road — drones, bags, spare batteries, portable chargers and the like. But the reality is, drone pilots spend a huge chunk of time working at home — transferring files uploading their videos to YouTube, updating their […]
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RPAS Symposium 2022, will be held at ICAO Headquarters in Montréal, Canada. The theme of the event is “To Certify or Not to Certify”. This symposium will be one of the premiere RPAS events worldwide, focusing on the technology, operation, and certification of RPAS. Participants will have the perfect opportunity for learning about the regulatory […]
