By freezing out new foreign drones, the FCC has set off a race to localize production in a market long dominated by China.

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With more than a decade of hands-on drone experience. A Robinson local has turned a passion for aviation and technology into ...

The transformation is documented in the study A Review of Drones in Smart Agriculture: Issues, Models, Trends, and Challenges ...

Modern farming embraces drones and robots to monitor crops, detect problems early and apply treatments with pinpoint accuracy ...

A recent policy move by the Federal Communications Commission could reshape how farmers use drone technology in the field, ...

Agricultural drones are becoming routine aviation services across the Middle East, driven by water scarcity, regulation, and ...

In eastern China, an 82-year-old grandmother is doing something amazing. Dai Shuying, called the “hardcore grandma,” is ...

The debut of Russia’s new Supercam drone swarm in Abu Dhabi is not just another trade-show reveal, it is a live demonstration ...

Shang Hongbo, a 22-year-old employee from the nearby city of Qingyang, expressed his optimism about the sector's growth prospects. A university graduate majoring in drone application technologies, ...

Key market opportunities include rising demand for faster deliveries, labor shortages, and government backing for drones.

A bill that recently passed as a law will expand the use of drones for agricultural purposes in Connecticut. Drones have ...