While it is true that UAVs can be used for everything from cinema production, to emergency response, to real estate photos, to improving agricultural fields and so much more. There is also the fun aspect of flying, such as flying at the park, taking a fun video with your family, or drone racing. Drone racing has become a large industry in the last few years. Hundreds to thousands of pilots around the world have begun to fly high speed, first person view, carbon fiber drones.

Over the last 5 years or so, local and state organizations have begun to see value in the use of UAVs in emergency response efforts. With th

In our last blog “UAVs in Emergency Management and Disaster & Emergency Response” we took a brief look at how UAVs have helped in emergency response and responding to disasters such as the 2017 Hurricane season. In the blog we are going to go deeper into how UAVs have been assisting law enforcement, and the history of their use in recent years. Let’s start where it all began. In 2005, a fixed wing “drone” was used by Irwin County Sheriff's Office in Georgia to assist in

UAVs have been being used in emergency services for about 3 years now. The 2017 hurricane season has proved UAVs can assist ground efforts f

I would like to see 2018 be a year where UAV and drone safety becomes of high importance, both commercially and recreational. In the coming

So, when you got in your car this morning, you glanced in the mirror, perhaps put your seatbelt on, and then started the car. I have a friend that has a whole regiment every time she gets into her automobile, one that includes clicking ahead to her favorite Def Leppard track. My mother has similar patterns when she gets ready to go to bed; it is the same every time. First she checks the doors, then she brushes her teeth, then she prepares the coffee pot for morning and sets t