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DRDO Young Scientist Laboratories (DYSL), where scientists below the age of 35 work, has been tasked to come up with a new class of cargo drones for the Indian forces along the Himalayan frontier.

Drone Delivery Canada’s (DDC) Canary drone, which has recently completed the company’s flight testing program, is set for a Q2 release. The drone is the latest in the company’s lineup of cargo-geared drones, following on the success of the Sparrow. Since November 2021, the Canary has progressed through DDC’s flight testing program, completing aircraft tuning […]

In October 2021, U.K.-based drone delivery provider Skyports launched medical drone delivery trials in partnership with carrier Irelandia Aviation for shipments like vaccines, HIV tests and pathology samples, across Colombia, with flights expected to commence later this year. Earlier in August, the U.S.’ first vaccine drone delivery program was launched by North Carolina-based health system […]

Black Swan, the unmanned autonomous aircraft developed by Dronamics and the latest in a growing field of cargo drones aimed at the same-day delivery market, was unveiled during a live event today at Sofia International Airport (SOF) in Bulgaria. Dronamics' Black Swan unmanned cargo drone prototype. Photo courtesy of Dronamics. The drone can carry up […]

General george patton fam s famously said the object of war is not to die for your country but to make the other bastard die for his. now scientists and engineers are helping to engineer more innovative ways of accomplishing that. in the new movie set 150 years in the future, matt damon fights while wearing an exso skeleton. is that real? yes. so are cargo drones. what? this months "popular mechanics" follows the marine corps as they strategize, train, and arm themselves for next generation batt...

Wants cargo drones in the air as soon as possible. the reason why, its a concern because as the drones are integrated in the u.s. air space, there wont be a controller with joy shtick backing them up. they will rely exclusively on gps radio to get from point "a" to point "b." a radio that can be hacked. >> what if you could take over a drone up there delivering fedex packages an use that as your missile? the same mentality that the 9/11 attackers had. >> the government is acute of the problem. l...