Are you in the middle of preparation for the Federal Aviation Administration’s Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems (sUAS) Recurrent exam? Are you feeling obfuscated and scared of what needs to be done to pass the FAA Drone Test?
Read More »Take a Glimpse into sUAS Recurrent FAA Drone Test
Just when we all thought that the cookie was about to crumble in case of the cash strapped California based drone startup 3D Robotics, they got hold of a massive Government contract.
Read More »3D Robotics Awarded a Quarter of a Million Contract by the US Government
Interdrone 2018 was alive and kicking in the beginning of this month. Touted as one of the largest drone conferences in the world, the drone palooza was held this year in Las Vegas, Nevada for its fourth consecutive year.
Giant aircraft manufacturers such as Airbus and Boeing used to develop aircrafts only in the past.
But ever since the drones industry has seen a rapid development, tech giants are not only finding themselves coming up with blueprints for drones but also for the different approaches that could be employed to operate and integrate them into airspace.
Read More »Airbus Comes up with Blueprints for Air Traffic Management
Y combinatory is a pretty good example of the fact that investment in drone startups can still reap rich dividends.
There were three drone startups present at the Y Combinator Demo Day, portraying commercial drone companies with the aim to enhance surveys, relief and rescue and warehouse inventorying.
Airware, one of the most heavily funded ventures of the Silicone Valley has shut down.
Airware is a San Francisco based drone startup that was working on operating systems and is reportedly closing down its operations.
According to a blog post on the company’s website, the company confesses that it can be a complicated affair to call timing of a market transition and this certainly was not a business outcome that they had been striving for, for the past several years.
