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Are those drones over Boise? Yes.

21 February 2012
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Are those drones over Boise? Yes.

By KATHLEEN KRELLER  Idaho Statesman Idaho Power Co. fish biologist Phil Groves doesn’t want to see any more of his colleagues injured or killed in helicopter crashes while doing research. So he has embraced technology typically used by the military and hobbyists: drone aircraft. The Idaho Department of Fish and Game frequently surveys salmon nests in streams and tributaries....

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Forget the end of history; it’s the beginning of hysteria

21 February 2012
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Forget the end of history; it’s the beginning of hysteria

As ever the Guardian has it pegged pretty much right, it is the beginning of hysteria. The signing of HR 658 has started the ball rolling in America and all of a sudden sUAS have been invented. Most pundits ignore that several countries have had legal use of small systems for several years and they have not collapsed under...

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Animal rights group says drone shot down

15 February 2012
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Animal rights group says drone shot down

Times and Democrat newspaper A remote-controlled aircraft owned by an animal rights group was reportedly shot down near Broxton Bridge Plantation Sunday. Steve Hindi, president of SHARK (SHowing Animals Respect and Kindness), said his group was preparing to launch its Mikrokopter drone to video what he called a live pigeon shoot on Sunday when law enforcement officers and an...

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Building UAE’s first home-grown unmanned aerial vehicle

11 February 2012
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Building UAE’s first home-grown unmanned aerial vehicle

From Gulf News Khalil Al Beloushi, 37, is living proof that it is never too late to build a better future. Having dropped out of secondary school to take up government employment, the father of four recently made a decision to get an education — and get one he did. Al Beloushi recently finished work on one of the...

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Aeryon Labs Introduces Photo3S™ Imaging Payload – Industry’s First 3-Axis Stabilized High Resolution Camera for Micro-UAVs

7 February 2012
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Aeryon Labs Introduces Photo3S™ Imaging Payload – Industry’s First 3-Axis Stabilized High Resolution Camera for Micro-UAVs

The new 3-Axis Stabilized Photo3S™ High Resolution Camera produces high-quality still images and live video for aerial GIS, inspections, intelligence gathering, and other precision imaging applications. WATERLOO, ONTARIO – Aeryon Labs proudly introduces the all-new Photo3S™ - the industry’s only integrated 3-axis stabilized high resolution camera for micro Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs). Combined with the Aeryon Scout’s automated control system, active 3-axis...

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’3 Idiots’ UAV inducted into counter-insurgency operations

31 January 2012
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’3 Idiots’ UAV inducted into counter-insurgency operations

The Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV), that awed viewers in the Bollywood hit ”3 Idiots”, has been officially inducted into the paramilitary forces. The Border Security Force (BSF) and the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) are using the drone, titled ‘Netra’, in counter-insurgency operations. The autonomous UAV for surveillance and reconnaissance was inducted into the paramilitary forces last month while...

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Dhaksha UAV Forge entry tested successfully by team MIT India

30 January 2012
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Dhaksha UAV Forge entry tested successfully by team MIT India

MIT, Anna University, Department of Aerospace Engineering’s Division of Avionics successfully tested the DHAKSHA- mini unmanned aircraft system (UAS), will provide the public safety and rescue operations with real-time video and stable, high-resolution imagery said Dr.K.Senthil Kumar,Project Director,Mini UAV’s. He also informed that the short-range tactical rotorcraft system can be made available immediately when first responders need it. DHAKSHA’s compact...

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Canadian Police use drone helicopter in search

12 January 2012
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Canadian Police use drone helicopter in search

An Aeryon Scout is assisting Canadian Police officers in a missing man search. Chatham-Kent police will use a drone helicopter today to search for Brandon Sands, a 25-year-old Wallaceburg man missing since Dec. 24. Sands was last seen leaving a house party around 1 a.m. Police say he left after feeling ill and vomitting and was not wearing a...

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UAF researchers use drones to evaluate sea ice thickness at Nome and aid incoming tanker

11 January 2012
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UAF researchers use drones to evaluate sea ice thickness at Nome and aid incoming tanker

FAIRBANKS — Camera-equipped drones flew over Nome this week to help a Russian fuel tanker, the Renda, get a perspective on the sea ice near the town’s harbor. The Renda is sailing to Nome to deliver fuel. The town’s supply is expected to run out before spring. The tanker is accompanied by U.S. Coast Guard icebreaker Healy, which opens...

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Official launch videos for AR.Drone 2

9 January 2012
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Official launch videos for AR.Drone 2

The AR.Drone 2.0 is at the crossroads where high-tech meets Icarus dream. Fly like a bird. View the earth from high above in high definition. Share your experience online with your friends. With the AR.Drone smartphone app for iPhone, iPad and Android devices. You will be close to fly like a bird. Official website: http://www.ardrone2.com COMING IN 2012 This new flight...

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