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Airbus Unveils Drone For Inspecting Aircraft in Hangars
by Lee Ann Shay, April 10,2018 ORLANDO–Airbus plans to release an advanced drone for inspecting aircraft inside a hangar. The drone system is designed to cut the time required for typical aircraft inspections, often performed visually, from one day to […]
Oceanside CA Police get county’s first ‘Drone Killer’
by Phil Diehl, April 7, 2018 Drones have been used for a lot more than making videos and delivering pizzas. They have dropped drugs into prison yards, scouted out illegal border crossings, and grounded lifesaving aerial firefighting efforts by accidentally […]
Swarming, Swimming, Autonomous Robots
Michael Irving, April 9, 2018 Robots are already largely inspired by the bodies of animals, so why not mimic their behaviors too? Swarms of insects and schools of fish have inspired engineers to create groups of robots that move as […]
Builders’ Use of Drones Takes Off
By Paul Emrath, April 9, 2018 About two years ago, NAHB reported that 22 percent of single-family builders had used aerial drones (or unmanned aircraft systems, as the Department of Defense calls them) at least once in their construction businesses. […]
5G – from disaster drones to sports robots
Kings College, March 13, 2018 Academics from King’s are at the forefront of cutting-edge research into 5G technology, from using drones in disaster zones to robots in sport. They have demonstrated possible ways 5G could be used in the future, […]