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New Japanese Agriculture Spray Drone: 1.5 Hectares on 1 Battery
- Japanese domestic drone developer Mazex Corporation has announced their new Hisuke 15 agricultural drone.
- The drone features a larger, 15L spray tank, improved waterproofing, increased smart battery compatibility and new dedicated AI tools for autonomous capability.
- The Hisuke 15 can spray a total of 1.5 hectares with one battery, reducing working time and increasing efficiency.
- The drone is specially designed for the Japanese market, replacing farm workers with hand sprayers and adhering to strict regulations on pesticide and fertilizer spraying.
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The best online drone course for veterans in 2025
- As the demand for skilled drone operators in high-paying industries grows, veterans have great job opportunities in the field that leverage their existing experience.
- Proper training and certifications are essential for veterans to excel in the drone industry and distinguish themselves from competitors.
- Clemson Drone's Comprehensive UAS Training Program is highlighted as the best online drone course for veterans in 2025, offering industry-recognized certifications and practical skills.
- Veterans prefer Clemson Drone for its innovative, flexible, and 100% online learning experience designed to suit their pace and responsibilities.
- Clemson Drone provides hands-on training with an advanced flight simulator, virtual walkthroughs, and AI tools, preparing veterans for real-world UAS operations.
- The program focuses on earning industry-recognized certifications such as FAA Remote Pilot Certificate and AUVSI certifications, enhancing employability in sectors like infrastructure inspection and public safety.
- The UAS Vocation Course at Clemson Drone prepares veterans for a career in drones, offering training for FAA Part 107 exam, flight proficiency, 3D mapping, and UAS thermography skills.
- Veterans eligible for Chapter 33 Post-9/11 GI Bill benefits can have the UAS Vocation course fully reimbursed by following a streamlined process provided by Clemson Drone.
- Clemson Drone is an approved training provider for the VA's Veteran Readiness and Employment Program (Chapter 31), offering comprehensive UAS training with zero out-of-pocket expenses.
- Veterans can advance with the UAS Mission Administration course, focusing on advanced mission planning and AI-driven SOP creation, earning AUVSI Trusted Operator certifications.
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How Drone Technology is Improving Roof Inspections
- Drone technology is transforming roof inspections by providing a safer, more efficient, and cost-effective alternative to traditional manual methods.
- Equipped with high-resolution cameras, thermal imaging sensors, and AI-powered analytics, drones offer detailed roof assessments without physical contact.
- Drones are now widely used in Australia's construction, real estate, and property maintenance sectors due to regulatory acceptance and cost-effectiveness.
- Traditional methods like physical assessments and aerial photography were costly and sometimes inaccurate compared to drone inspections.
- Drones reduce the risk of falls, workplace injuries, and damage to roofing materials, leading to lower insurance premiums for businesses.
- They can inspect challenging or hazardous areas, including high-rise buildings and heritage structures, with minimal disruption to occupants.
- Drone inspections are non-invasive, quick, and provide real-time data analysis, unlike manual inspections that take longer and may require multiple visits.
- By integrating AI-powered analytics, drones can identify damage, wear, and maintenance needs swiftly, facilitating quick decision-making for repairs.
- Drones equipped with thermal imaging can detect hidden issues like leaks and structural weaknesses early, potentially preventing costly repairs.
- Regulated by CASA in Australia, drones must adhere to privacy laws, ensuring property owner consent and data security for aerial surveys.
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Kanazawa Institute’s VTOL Drone Aims for New Heights in Japan
- The Kanazawa Institute of Technology’s Department of Aeronautical Systems Engineering conducted its first flight test of a large drone.
- The VTOL drone has a maximum payload of 50 kg and a flight distance of over 50 km.
- The drone is being developed to assist in emergency response situations, where traditional transportation methods are hindered.
- The Akasaka Takeshi Laboratory is planning to develop a fixed-wing prototype for further testing.
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Pierce Aerospace Secures Additional FAA Remote ID Research Award
- Pierce Aerospace, a dual-use aerospace technology firm, has secured an additional research award from the FAA's Alliance for System Safety of UAS Through Research Excellence (ASSURE). The company also reached the milestone of detecting 100 million Remote IDs.
- The research initiative aims to expand the deployment of Remote ID sensors nationwide, improving safety in various types of airspace and airports.
- The follow-on grant will allow Pierce Aerospace to scale up their research, covering more cities and airports, and making the airspace safer.
- The cost-sharing model of the awards paves the way for effective data collection, benefiting the FAA and the aviation community.
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Commercial Drone Alliance Urges Swift Action on BVLOS Rule-making
- The Commercial Drone Alliance (CDA) is urging the Trump administration to expedite the deregulation process for commercial drones.
- The focus is on Beyond Visual Line of Sight (BVLOS) operations, which will bolster national security and fortify domestic manufacturers.
- The CDA's letter calls for the adoption of the BVLOS rule to provide regulatory clarity and to promote the growth of the commercial drone sector.
- The rule is expected to reduce barriers and enable large-scale drone operations, leading to economic benefits and improved national security.
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Drones Are Helping Scientists Unlock Rainforest Secrets
- Scientists are using drones to study rainforest ecosystems and unlock their secrets.
- Drones equipped with special probes are collecting environmental DNA (eDNA) from the rainforest canopy.
- eDNA samples help identify different species and could potentially lead to the discovery of new ones.
- Using drones and eDNA technology offers a promising way to protect and understand rainforest biodiversity.
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A Texas town just grounded Amazon’s delivery drones
- Amazon's delivery drone service has been grounded in College Station, Texas.
- Residents of College Station opposed the drone deliveries due to noise and disruption.
- The opposition led to a public outcry, and Amazon has decided to ground the delivery drones.
- Amazon plans to introduce quieter drones in the area in response to the complaints.
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BYD cars now have an on-vehicle DJI drone launch platform
- BYD has unveiled the 'Lingyuan,' a drone launch system built in collaboration with DJI for its vehicles.
- The system allows drivers to launch a drone from their EV by tapping a button on the touch screen.
- The drone can take off and land at speeds up to 25 km/h and follow the vehicle at up to 54 km/h.
- The Lingyuan system includes a DJI drone, a roof-mounted hangar, and accompanying apps for video editing and AI recognition.
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ADU 1377: Mapping and Block Chain Technology – Powerful Combo or Fools Errand?
- Today's episode discusses the potential of using blockchain technology in the mapping industry.
- The podcast explores how blockchain can be combined with surveying maps and mapping data.
- It delves into the details of surveyor maps, addressing ownership and conflict issues.
- The discussion also includes the potential application of blockchain in the insurance industry.
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Zero Zero Robotics unveils world’s first sub-250g bi-copter drone with 'lightning fast acceleration' and 'unmatched agility'
- Zero Zero Robotics has unveiled the V-Copter Falcon Mini, a sub-250g bi-copter drone with lightning fast acceleration and unmatched agility.
- It features two tilt-rotors and a three-axis stabilized 4K camera.
- With its V-shape design, the drone offers a compelling DJI alternative for beginners.
- The pricing and sales start date are yet to be announced.
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The CEO of Ukrainian drone maker Athlon Avia on the biggest challenges facing the industry
- Ukrainian defense company Athlon Avia has been producing drones for Ukraine's armed forces for over a decade.
- The company was founded in 2014 as a reaction to Russia's annexation of Crimea and the outbreak of the Donbas war.
- Athlon Avia's main products, the A1-CM Furia drone and the ST-35 Silent Thunder loitering munition, are used for aerial reconnaissance and precision strikes.
- The biggest challenge for Athlon Avia is supporting artillery units, as they require longer and farther flights, demanding significant changes in the system.
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Wind Powered Drones Could Replace Traditional Wind Turbines
- A company called Windlift has developed a drone that could replace traditional wind turbines.
- The drone design includes propellers that generate power as the drone flies autonomously.
- The drone is attached to a tether that powers it and gathers energy, which is transferred to an end user.
- Windlift's drone offers a cost-effective, space-saving, and portable solution for generating power.
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GaltTec secures €1 million to power drones and IoT devices with next-generation fuel cells
- Estonian startup GaltTec OÜ has raised €1 million in a pre-Seed funding round.
- The funding will be used to develop fuel cell technology for drones and IoT devices.
- GaltTec's fuel cells aim to provide lightweight and long-lasting power solutions, reducing the reliance on conventional batteries.
- The company has already partnered with drone manufacturers and is exploring both commercial and defense sectors.
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Sony Airpeak S1 deal at B&H offers free gift worth a whopping $750
- Sony Airpeak S1 is a professional drone compatible with Sony's Alpha Series and FX3 Cameras, designed for various applications including filmmaking and map-making.
- A deal at B&H Photo offers a free Amimon Transmitter for CONNEX Mini HD Video Link with the purchase of an Airpeak S1 until March 7, 2025.
- The Airpeak S1 boasts features such as high-speed flight, obstacle avoidance, and compatibility with Sony cameras, making it an alternative to Chinese-made drones like DJI.
- The included CONNEX Mini Transmitter provides zero-latency 1080p60 video performance for up to 1,600 feet.
- Key specs of the Airpeak S1 include a maximum speed of 55.9 mph, obstacle avoidance sensors, and up to 22 minutes of flight time.
- Additional upgrades in April 2023 improved flight time with the LBP-HM1 Battery and introduced features for industrial applications like mapping.
- The Sony Airpeak S1 deal offers a cost-effective way to acquire a high-quality drone amidst increasing scrutiny on Chinese-made drones in the U.S.
- Legislation like the Drones for First Responders (DFR) Act aims to impose tariffs and potential bans on drones made in China, driving demand for non-Chinese drones.
- The Sony Airpeak S1's Japanese origin exempts it from Chinese tariffs and restrictions, making it an attractive choice for filmmakers and enterprise users.
- This limited-time deal at B&H presents an opportunity to invest in the Sony Airpeak S1 and secure professional-grade drone capabilities with a free gift included.
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