Canadian drone manufacturer Draganfly has already dipped a toe into Boston’s airspace with a futuristic medical drone delivery pilot.

In 2016, construction of the High Energy Laser Beam Control Research Testbed (HBCRT) was completed by the NPS research team.

Through hundreds of test flights, the MIT team found that MiFly consistently provided location accuracy within 7 centimeters.

In the future, autonomous drones could be used to shuttle inventory between large warehouses. A drone might fly into a semi-dark structure the size of several football fields, zipping along hundreds ...

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Light Dynamix is thrilled to announce an exclusive licensing agreement with US based Illuminate Drones. This landmark partnership grants Illuminate Drones the exclusive rights to produce and ...

Israeli firm Heven Drones has developed a new hydrogen-powered UAS designed for complex operations. Named Raider, the model ...

The shipment, reportedly delivered to the Russian unit as part of a crowdfunded humanitarian aid package on February 7, ...

A mysterious device spotted by satellite images at a Chinese shipyard has intrigued experts. With its 150-foot (45-meter) ...