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Share this article Share this article ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering. This report evaluates the UAV ecosystem including vendors and service providers with an assessment of strategies, solutions, products and services. The report analyzes the market for UAVs as well as supporting hardware, software and services. The report also evaluates drone use cases and applicability of UAVs by type with consideration for various use cases including imaging, surveillance, and more. The report provides revenue and sales volume for UAVs by type with global, regional and major country forecasts from 2021 t...

Barn Owl Drones launched in Southern Colorado in 2018 Barn Owl Drone Services launched its drone and robotic services for farmers with the first drone in the air during the growing season of 2018. A fleet of seven drones helps the company’s five employees monitor crops and plant conditions.  On the robotics end the service uses “owl perches” which are artificial-intelligence supported weather stations, to detect insects and disease. The stations also can measure soil moisture and soil temperatures, to “help our farmers and to help reduce the use of resources l...

Insights on the Drones as a Service Global Market to 2026 - Package Delivery is Anticipated to be a Key Segment, Especially in the Wake of COVID-19 March 09, 2021 05:58 ET | Source: Research and Markets Research and Markets Dublin, IRELAND ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering. The cloud-based "as a Service" model is spreading to virtually every use case, application, and solution in nearly every industry. Drones is no exception as the analyst sees Drones-as-a-Service picking up substantial momentum as an outsourced option for improving the operational...

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FAA rolling out new rules to integrate drones into national airspace system FAA rolling out new rules to integrate drones into national airspace system By Jim Mendoza | January 12, 2021 at 4:03 PM HST - Updated January 12 at 4:59 PM HONOLULU, Hawaii (HawaiiNewsNow) - Un-piloted Aerial Vehicles that must be registered with the FAA will soon have to be equipped with a system called Remote Identification. It’s one of two new rules for drones. “Remote ID is a separate system that seems to allow identification of a drone and where the operator is,” said Mike Elliot, owner of Drone Servi...