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DJI drones just got a new rival in the US that licenses… DJI technology

  • Anzu Robotics, a new player in the US drone market, has licensed DJI technology to create its Raptor series drones.
  • The drones are manufactured outside of China and use domestically-developed software to avoid restrictions in US air space.
  • Anzu Robotics aims to disrupt the US-based drone market by offering drones with DJI tech at a lower price point compared to competitors like Skydio and Brinc.
  • The Raptor drones start at $5,000, making them an attractive choice for companies previously using DJI drones that faced bans or restrictions.

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Zipline marks million delivery milestone with even bigger expansion (and plans to deliver more pizza)

  • Zipline, known for its drone delivery services, has completed one million commercial drone deliveries.
  • About 70% of the deliveries were made in the last two years.
  • Zipline clocked over 1 million flight hours and more than 70 million miles flown.
  • Zipline announced partnerships to deliver Panera Bread orders, medical supplies, and Jet's Pizza.

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Tactical Drones as a Business Investment: A Strategic Advantage

  • Tactical drones are a compelling investment for businesses looking to enhance operational efficiency and strategic intelligence.
  • Enhanced data collection and analysis is a major advantage of investing in tactical drones.
  • Drones offer increased operational efficiency, competitive edge, scalability, and sustainability benefits.
  • Despite initial costs and regulatory compliance challenges, tactical drones are seen as a future-forward investment for businesses.

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DJI Power 500 & 1000: Outdoor Power Sources for Your Drones

  • DJI has released their portable power stations, the Power 500 and 1000, suitable for charging drones and other devices.
  • The DJI Power 500 has a capacity of 500Wh, while the DJI Power 1000 has a capacity of 1024Wh.
  • Both models use lithium iron phosphate battery cells and offer two high-power Type-C outputs and two AC sockets.
  • The DJI Power 1000 has higher output power, solar panel input, and is suitable for powering home appliances.

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Local Wyoming Sheriff’s Office Finally Acquires Its Own Drone Fleet

  • The Sheriff's Office in Campbell County, Wyoming has finally acquired its own drone fleet.
  • Previously unable to convince the local government for budget approval, the Sheriff's Office found support from the proceeds collected from drug busts.
  • The need for drones was highlighted after a search for a missing person resulted in a tragic outcome.
  • The Sheriff's Office plans to utilize the drones for search and rescue missions, criminal and accident scene analysis, and other tactical operations.

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Front-line NATO countries will be staring down a 'battle-hardened Russia' able to more easily strike if Ukraine falls, war analyst warns

  • If Ukraine loses to Russia, NATO forces would face an emboldened Russian military, war experts say.
  • Ukraine's defeat may lead Russia to become a greater military risk, potentially driving toward NATO borders.
  • If Ukraine wins though, it could make it more challenging for Russia to threaten the alliance.
  • A victorious Russia that destroys Ukraine entirely will likely pose a major military threat to NATO in the future.

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Aerit’s “Flying Milk Can” Drone Scheduled to Fly Over Stockholm in May

  • Swedish companies Tele2, Foodora, and Aerit are partnering to launch a drone delivery service in Värmdö, a suburb of Stockholm.
  • The service will initially focus on food deliveries and plans to expand to include groceries, general store items, and medicines in the future.
  • The drone, named NIMBI, has a unique rotary configuration and can carry a maximum load of 4 kg (8.8 lb) over a range of up to 12 km (7.5 miles).
  • Aerit, the drone manufacturer, has regulatory approval from EASA and aims to build its track record in Sweden before expanding across Europe.

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US-Based Anzu Robotics Launches Raptor Series Drones with Emphasis on Security and Performance

  • Anzu Robotics, LLC has launched its new Raptor and Raptor T drone platforms.
  • The drones combine advanced hardware with secure, sophisticated software developed in the United States.
  • The Raptor drones are suitable for industrial applications with their visual and thermal imaging capabilities.
  • Manufactured in Malaysia, the drones are competitively priced without compromising on quality or performance.

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Windracers Partners with Purdue University to Launch AI Aviation Center

  • Windracers, a leader in autonomous air transport, has partnered with Purdue University to establish the world’s first research center dedicated to the advancement of artificial intelligence (AI) in aviation.
  • The Center on AI for Digital, Autonomous and Augmented Aviation (AIDA3) aims to revolutionize autonomous flying through advanced research and development.
  • The collaboration will aid in practical testing and further development of autonomous flight technologies using Windracers' ULTRA UAVs.
  • AIDA3 will explore AI and machine learning applications to improve the scalability and efficiency of self-flying aircraft operations.

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SimActive Enhances Correlator3D with Multi-Camera System Compatibility

  • SimActive's Correlator3D software platform now supports multi-camera systems, expanding its photogrammetry product range.
  • The added sensors include oblique, infrared, and multispatial cameras for UAVs and other aircraft.
  • The compatibility with multiple cameras enables a more accurate and detailed high-precision mapping process.
  • Correlator3D performs aerial triangulation and generates digital surface models, point clouds, orthomosaics, and 3D models.

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Chilling video shows fire erupting out of a Russian tank after an exploding Ukrainian drone flew into its open hatch

  • A chilling video shows a Ukrainian drone flying into the open hatch of a Russian tank and exploding.
  • Operators on both sides are flying unmanned aerial vehicles with precision and lethality.
  • Drones have been used to target individual soldiers and high-value targets like tanks.
  • Ukraine claimed to have successfully eliminated a T-90 tank and other vehicles.

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Aerobotics Drones Help the World’s Fruit and Nut Farmers Boost Their Crop Yields

  • A South Africa-based drone company, Aerobotics, is helping fruit and nut farmers worldwide maximize their crop yield using sophisticated aerial mapping and AI-enhanced data collection systems.
  • The company specializes in precision agriculture, targeting inputs such as water, seeds, fertilizer, and pesticides to specific areas of a farm.
  • By detecting soil fertility, crop stress, and optimizing resource allocation, Aerobotics' drones have helped farmers increase their yields and profits.
  • Using mobile phones, farmers can direct drones to map their properties and collect data on crop health, which is then processed by Aerobotics' AI software to estimate crop yield and guide planning.

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A2Z Drone Delivery Enhances Winch System with New Safety and Hardware Features

  • A2Z Drone Delivery, Inc. has introduced new safety features and hardware enhancements for their RDS2 commercial drone delivery winch.
  • The updates aim to support the broader adoption of drone deliveries, especially for operations beyond visual line of sight.
  • The new safety features include entanglement auto-detection and a system to confirm payload weight, while the hardware enhancements include a weatherproof cover and a new auto-releasing bag hook.
  • These updates enable A2Z Drone Delivery to demonstrate to regulators that commercial drone delivery operations continue to become safer.

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FAA, ICAO Tout Progress on Air Mobility: From the Floor of Amsterdam Drone Week

  • FAA Executive Director of the UAS Integration Office, Jeffrey Vincent, discussed progress in developing regulations for air mobility, including BVLOS flight and certification of eVTOL aircraft.
  • The FAA plans to issue a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) for BVLOS flight regularization this year and aims to certify its first eVTOL in 2025.
  • Michele Merkle, Director of the Air Navigation Bureau at ICAO, highlighted the challenges and opportunities in building a global regulatory framework for air mobility.
  • ICAO has made significant progress in developing standards for remote pilot aviation systems and aims for worldwide interoperability in air mobility.

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China’s Flagship Delivery Drone Performs Double Duty as a Power Line “De-Icer”

  • China has been using drones to de-ice power lines, addressing the issue of power outages caused by ice coating.
  • The drones are equipped with flame technology or heavy metal beams to remove ice from power lines.
  • The FlyCart 30, a delivery drone manufactured by DJI, has proven to be efficient in de-icing power lines.
  • Other companies are also exploring the use of drones for de-icing wind turbines, aircraft, rooftops, and agricultural crops.

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