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+20 +3Autonomous drones will help stop illegal fishing in Africa
AI-guided fliers will identify fishing boats venturing into protected waters.
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+3 +1What can defend against off-the-shelf drone weapons?
Small off-the-shelf drones have been used time and again to kill people. Repelling such threats is not that easy, but jammers, shotguns, shootable nets or birds of prey may help.
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+21 +4Using your body to control a drone is more effective than a joystick
Move over, joysticks, torso-controlled drone flights are far more immersive and precise.
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+13 +3Dimitar Karanikolov's spectacular topdown views of the world.
Dimitar Karanikolov is a Bulgarian architect with a passion for travel and aerial photography, exploring unchartered views of the world.
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+15 +3China's robotic spy birds take surveillance to new heights
Hi-tech drones that look and move like real birds have already flown over restive Xinjiang region
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+29 +6Iceland expands food delivery by drone
Israeli company Flytrex is to expand its drone delivery partnership with Icelandic retailer Aha
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+18 +4Google 'to end Pentagon AI project'
Google will not renew a contract to do artificial intelligence work for the US Pentagon, company sources say. The decision follows strong opposition in the technology giant's workforce. A number of Google employees resigned and thousands of others signed a protest petition against taking part in the Pentagon project, known as Maven. They feared it was the first step towards using artificial intelligence for lethal purposes. There has been no official statement from Google.
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+6 +2Google [per se] won't renew drone AI contract with Pentagon: report
The decision was reportedly the result of backlash the company has faced since details of its drone warfare A.I., Project Maven, were reported. By Ali Breland.
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+1 +14 commercial drone uses you hadn't thought of
Many industries are finding uses for drones, especially when combining the data they gather with onboard and ground-based artificial intelligence and big data analytics. Here are several unique commercial uses.
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+35 +10A dozen Google employees quit over military drone project
Despite protests from employees, Google is still charging ahead with a Department of Defense collaboration to produce machine-learning software for drones. Google hasn't listened to a contingent of its employees that is unhappy with Google's involvement in the military-industrial complex, and now a report from Gizmodo says "about a dozen" employees have resigned over the issue.
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+21 +3China is building drone planes for its aircraft carriers
China is flying helicopter drones on its warships. The military plans to fly drones on carriers, pair drones with manned fighters, and export stealth attack drones.
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+17 +4Russia is jamming American drones in Syria, officials say
Four U.S. officials said Russia's signal scrambling has seriously affected military operations.
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+16 +6Alphabet, other companies want strict drone rules to apply to everyone
Even small drone operators could be subject to FAA regulations
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+34 +9It’s Not a Bird or a Plane. It’s a 17-Foot Drone, and It’s Here to Save Your Cellphone Service.
When disaster knocks out cell towers, gas-powered drones can restore service. Verizon and AT&T are experimenting with the technology.
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+28 +3Zipline's Bigger, Faster Drones Will Deliver Blood in the United States This Year
After taking over deliveries for 20 percent of rural Rwanda's blood supply, Zipline is introducing its drone fleet to the rural United States
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+16 +4Zipline launches the world’s fastest commercial delivery drone
The California-based startup’s new machine takes to the skies just as the US is about to loosen rules governing drone operations.
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+37 +4Amazon lands patent for delivery drones that can be waved down by customers
If Amazon's delivery drones do actually enter our lives, what will they look like and how might they move around? If the latest patient issued to the company is anything to go by, perhaps they will be waved down by customers awaiting deliveries.
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+18 +4US wants first drones that can kill people truly independently
Small drones that can automatically spot, identify and target vehicles and people are planned by the US military, although humans would still be overseeing them...
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+14 +31UP - Graffiti olympics
Drone video Athens
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+15 +3Drone package delivery trials will start within month in the USA
Drone delivery could be coming to the US very soon: Package delivery trials are expected to begin “within months,” according to a recent Wall Street Journal report.
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