Drones

The space agency’s AIRVUE project uses cameras and sensors to collect information on obstacles in the environment, compiling it into a massive database.

Drone operators who violate federal drone regulations can face fines up to $75,000 per violation or have their license revoked or suspended.

The decision to cease operations in Arizona, Utah, and Florida comes as the partners hone in on Dallas-Fort Worth as a drone delivery hub.

The company introduces a suite of drone delivery docks that enable autonomous charging, pickup, and delivery.

The United Kingdom’s Civil Aviation Authority will also study drones for infrastructure inspections, emergency services, and policing.

The company reaches a milestone it claims no other drone delivery provider has achieved, delivering thousands of sandwiches, chicken wings, and pints of ice cream.

Western countries have accused China of supplying drones to Russia via third-party networks.

A new authorization permits two drone delivery companies to fly without any direct human observation, allowing them to skirt current rules around flights.

Florida Senator Rick Scott proposes an amendment to the 2025 National Defense Authorization Act that would effectively ban new sales of drones made in China.

Sanctions and suspensions related to drone-related misconduct are sweeping Canada Soccer during the 2024 Paris Olympic Games.