By Chris Stonor A recent Nanyang Technological University (NTU) study, discovered that the Singapore public are more accepting of drones flying over recreation or industrial
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By Chris Stonor A recent Nanyang Technological University (NTU) study, discovered that the Singapore public are more accepting of drones flying over recreation or industrial
Read moreBy Chris Stonor The South West of England has been awarded a Government grant to investigate the feasibility of using electric air taxis across the
Read moreBy Chris Stonor To create an urban air mobility (UAM) ecosystem around the Paris region, the RATP Group, Groupe ADP and Choose Paris Region, launched
Read moreBy Chris Stonor Time and time again when the public is asked their view on delivery drones, three concerns are always cited. Privacy, collisions and…
Read moreBy Chris Stonor Aerospace and defence company, Leonardo, begins its next drone technology innovation contest during the spring with teams from six Italian universities, reports aerospacetestinginternational.com.
Read moreBy Chris Stonor DronePrep has been in the news a lot this year and the latest announcement is for securing UKP30,000 funding to develop software
Read moreBy Chris Stonor The official launch of the Flying Forward 2020 (FF2020) – a research project funded by the European Commission and Innovation and Networks
Read moreThe U.S Army has enlisted the assistance of the University of Illinois, Chicago for an USD8 million, four-year project, where the partnership aim to innovate
Read moreRolls-Royce has finalised trialling its ground-breaking technology that will power “the world’s fastest all-electric plane”, reports a company press release this week. The technology has
Read moreA new Honeywell R&D laboratory, resembling a conceptual UAM vehicle flight deck with actual hardware, is demonstrating the company’s technological capabilities within the unmanned aerial
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