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China’s Mosquito-Sized Drone: Science Fiction Becomes Reality
- China has developed a mosquito-sized drone that closely resembles a real mosquito in appearance and movement, marking a significant advancement in micro-robotics.
- The drone measures just 1-2 centimeters in length, weighs 0.3 grams, has ultra-compact cameras and sensors, and operates via smartphone in laboratory settings.
- Despite its groundbreaking design, the mosquito drone faces limitations such as short battery life, payload constraints, and environmental sensitivity, hindering field deployment and swarm use.
- The device raises ethical and security concerns regarding privacy, espionage, and counter-surveillance, blurring the line between science fiction and reality with potential for future intelligence-gathering capabilities.
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Vanderbilt University to Host 2nd Annual Tennessee Drone and AAM Symposium
- Vanderbilt University and Tennessee Department of Transportation Aeronautics Division to host the 2nd annual Tennessee Drone and Advanced Air Mobility Symposium in Nashville on November 12-13, 2025.
- The event expands its focus to include advanced air mobility and urban air mobility initiatives.
- Tennessee is seen as having opportunities in the drone sector due to its adoption of precision agriculture UAS research, electric vehicle battery production, and operating without state income taxes.
- The symposium aims to attract industry leaders, government representatives, academia, and professionals to discuss the future of UAS matters in Tennessee, with a particular emphasis on furthering AAM discussions.
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The Engineering Behind UgCS: Insights from Kristaps Brass on the Future of Drone Flight Planning
- Interview with Kristaps Brass from SPH Engineering on innovative drone flight planning software UgCS.
- UgCS addresses challenges with Smart AGL for safer flights over complex terrain.
- Features like True Terrain Following and 3D planning enhance precision and efficiency.
- Balancing user accessibility with advanced functionality, UgCS continues to lead in drone planning.
- Future plans include convenience, rapid deployment, and teamwork for dynamic drone surveying.
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Ukraine's rapidly scaling defense industry is changing how the West thinks about future wars
- Ukraine's defense industry has been rapidly scaling, reshaping military strategy amid the ongoing conflict.
- The country's domestic production now supplies 40% of its weapons, driven by necessity and innovation.
- Ukraine's defense sector is producing advanced systems like drones and robotic vehicles, setting a model for other militaries to follow.
- Western militaries are taking note of Ukraine's defense innovation, emphasizing the importance of adapting to modern warfare tactics.
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The Drone Girl
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Tiny Oregon city doubles down on drone testing with new hangar
- Tiny Oregon city building a cutting-edge hangar in Northeast Oregon.
- Hangar designed to support drone testing for various commercial and defense programs.
- Offers climate-controlled space, fiber connectivity, and direct access to airport runway.
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Satellites, Cyber Weapons, and AI: The Unseen War That Already Began
- Warfare has evolved with a focus on cyber insertion, satellite data, and AI algorithms to identify targets before physical combat.
- Satellites play a crucial role on the frontline, providing real-time data for strategic purposes, emphasizing the importance of air defense, satellite encryption, and cyber resilience.
- Nuclear weapons are now integrated with AI, satellites, and cyber capabilities, affecting global deterrence strategies.
- The article warns that the next war could already be unfolding, emphasizing the need for nations to adapt to the ever-changing landscape of modern warfare.
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The Drone Girl
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2025 Amazon Prime Day drone deals: The best discounts for aerial photographers
- Prime Day 2025 offers discounts on drones, cameras, and tech gear for aerial photographers.
- Exclusive deals require Amazon Prime membership; new feature 'Today's Big Deals' includes flash discounts.
- Top drone deals include DJI Mini 4K Fly More Combo, DJI Neo, and HoverAir drones.
- Additional discounts on GoPro cameras, DJI Osmo Action, tech products, and accessories.
- Tips to maximize Prime Day savings include joining Prime, creating a wishlist, and watching lightning deals.
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SimActive’s Correlator3D Speeds Up Processing of Large Drone Datasets for SurvTech
- SimActive Inc. and SurvTech Solutions collaborate on using Correlator3D software for processing large-scale image datasets from drones and cameras to deliver geospatial products efficiently.
- SurvTech Solutions, a geospatial firm, has been utilizing Correlator3D for over nine years, highlighting its ability to quickly process large amounts of data compared to other solutions.
- Correlator3D by SimActive is known for its fast processing speed in handling high-resolution aerial imagery, generating DSMs, DTMs, point clouds, orthomosaics, and 3D models, making it a valuable tool for mapping projects.
- The partnership showcases the importance of reliable processing tools for complex mapping projects, with Correlator3D's ability to quickly handle large datasets, making it a preferred choice for professionals requiring efficiency and quality.
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Congress Targets Active Shooter Situations with New Deescalation Drone Bill
- A House bill proposes testing nonlethal drones in managing active shooter situations.
- The Deescalation Drone Pilot Program Act specifies equipment and program details for usage.
- Bipartisan support and industry context highlight the potential of drones in public safety applications.
- Representative Troy Nehls leads the legislation with a focus on law enforcement drone use.
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Robotican Delivers Hybrid ROOSTER Drones to European Special Forces
- Robotican has delivered dozens of its ROOSTER hybrid drone systems to European special operations forces, intervention units, and infantry teams for modern military and tactical operations.
- The ROOSTER hybrid drone, with both ground rolling and flying capabilities, is designed for challenging environments like indoor spaces and areas with limited GPS signals.
- Equipped with advanced features such as a protective cage, long battery life, and multiple sensor payloads, the ROOSTER can be used for various missions like reconnaissance, search and rescue, and industrial inspections.
- Robotican's ROOSTER drone enhances safety, situational awareness, and mission planning for forces operating in restricted and critical environments, and its NATO registration solidifies its role as a trusted asset for allied operations.
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Dronelife
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Saildrone Showcases Voyager USV Capabilities in NATO Baltic Sea Exercise
- Saildrone successfully showcased the capabilities of its Voyager uncrewed surface vehicles in a NATO Task Force X exercise in the Baltic Sea.
- During the exercise, the Saildrone Voyagers maintained persistent surveillance, real-time tracking, and integration of long-range radar with high-speed uncrewed maritime assets, demonstrating a layered autonomous force structure.
- The deployment highlighted the Voyagers' ability to operate in challenging conditions, track vessels, including Russian assets, and rapidly respond to maritime scenarios in real time.
- Saildrone's performance in the Baltic Sea further emphasizes the value of the Voyager USV platform for defense and security missions, showcasing mission flexibility and integration capabilities.
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Zipline Receives FAA Approval For Drone Deliveries In All 50 States
- Zipline, a key player in the drone delivery sector, receives FAA approval for nationwide drone deliveries in the United States.
- The company was founded in 2014 with a vision to use autonomous drones for delivering essential medical supplies to remote regions, proving its system's viability through successful operations in countries like Rwanda and Ghana.
- Zipline expanded its operations to the United States in 2020, initially focusing on healthcare logistics and later venturing into commercial retail delivery through partnerships with companies like Walmart.
- The recent regulatory breakthrough, with FAA granting Zipline permission for Beyond Visual Line of Sight (BVLOS) operations across all 50 states, allows the company to scale up its drone deliveries for medical supplies, groceries, and consumer goods nationwide.
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FAA Makes Significant BVLOS Progress, But Critical Gaps Remain in Achieving Scalable Operations
- FAA has made progress in BVLOS drone operations, with a significant increase in approvals.
- Challenges persist in achieving scalable BVLOS operations, as highlighted in a recent OIG report.
- Partnership programs show growth, but limitations, like reliance on visual observers, hinder scalability.
- Audits reveal struggles with KPIs, data collection, and lack of mature UTM infrastructure.
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The Robot Report
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Indian drone developer Raphe mPhibr raises $100M
- Indian drone developer Raphe mPhibr, known for its light carbon-fiber composite drones, raised $100 million in Series B funding.
- The funding will be used for research, development, and local production capabilities as drone usage increases for military and surveillance purposes.
- Raphe mPhibr produces its own components like batteries, flight controllers, and materials domestically, with plans to manufacture radars and cameras in-house.
- The company currently has over 600 employees and has sold more than 1,870 drones, primarily to Indian government agencies like the Army, Navy, and Air Force.
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Wimbledon Mixes Old Traditions with New Drone Technology
- The Wimbledon Championships, known for its rich history and traditions since 1877, incorporates new drone technology to enhance viewer engagement.
- While Wimbledon maintains traditions like matches on grass courts and a strict white dress code, it has adapted by incorporating drone technology to keep spectators engrossed.
- Drones have become essential in sports broadcasting, providing unique angles and perspectives, particularly in capturing extreme sports like snowboarding, mountain biking, and surfing.
- BBC plans to use drones at Wimbledon to film the All England Club before matches, integrating the footage to enhance the broadcast and offer viewers immersive experiences.
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