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15 February 2021 PrecisionHawk, Inc. announces a multi-year alliance with American Tower to revolutionize wireless infrastructure inspections by integrating drone technology and AI-powered analytics. PrecisionHawk, a pioneer of geospatial data acquisition and analysis, created an autonomous drone flight, 3D mapping, and analysis software portfolio for cell tower inspections. American Tower, a global leader in wireless communications infrastructure, will utilize the autonomous drone and AI technology to inspect its more than 41,000 wireless communications tower facilities in the United States,...

Advertisement Blazing a trail for safely integrating drones into the national airspace, a team from NASA’s Ames Research Center on Oct. 19 flew four uncrewed aircraft — commonly called drones — at Reno-Stead Airport in Reno, Nev. The “out of sight” tests, led by NASA in coordination with the Federal Aviation Administration and several partners, were the latest waypoint in solving the challenge of drones flying beyond the visual line of sight of their human operators without endangering other aircraft. They were part of  NASA’s Unmanned Aircraft Systems traffic manag...

The Challenges Drone Operations are Tackling on December 16, 2020 + more Both pilots and companies are navigating a thin line between security and innovation. Host Grant Guillot talks with leaders, influencers, and experts across the drone industry to guide us through the complex web of technology and policy in the United States.   Initially used for military defense applications, today, drones are reinventing old businesses while...

>> our yields are getting color-coded in right here. >> today sensor technology is used all over the farm. it provides real-time information about everything from fuel levels to the soil fertility. >> we're much more aware of what we have in the fields. this information that weave received from all of our technologies basically put money in our bank accounts. >> in the future technology will give farmers better data. by giving them a better view from drones like this precision hawk. its ability to map the terrain will provide farmers more valuable information than ever before. so tomorrow's fa...