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Callum Holland For the past two years my primary responsibility has been ensuring the experience of SOARIZON, a SaaS solution for managing drone operations, is a positive one for my customers. I joined the team in its infancy and was set the task of building the foundations of a Customer Success structure within the organisation. I read Politics at University and was a Police Officer for some time. I found my passion when I founded a commercial drone company in 2016. So much of what I have achieved in my academic and professional life can be accounted for in a single word. Communication. Grea...

Aerodyne Group, a Malaysia-headquartered international DT3 (Drone Tech, Data Tech, and Digital Transformation) solutions provider, has entered into a partnership agreement with Germany-based QUANTO AG and Taku International LLC, through its European HQ, Aerodyne Europe UAV Ltd. The aim is to expand Aerodyne’s pioneering drone solutions and services to potential customers in Austria, Switzerland, and Germany. QUANTO AG is a leading IT and management consultancy in the DACH (comprises Germany, Austria and Switzerland) region. QUANTO has extensive expertise in large-scale project management, S...

7 January 2021 Fruity Chutes Launches New On-Landing Parachute Release Device to Prevent Damage Caused by Wind Dragging Valuable Payload on the Ground Los Gatos, CALIFORNIA (January 6, 2021) – Fruity Chutes, a manufacturer of recovery systems for unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), has launched the Raven On-Landing Parachute Release (ROPR), a patent-pending device that allows a parachute to be automatically released from a payload upon landing. This mitigates potential damage caused by wind that could otherwise drag a valuable payload after landing. Unlike other on-landing release devices, the...

Day war? >> well, they're absolutely necessary and, as i said before, if we decide its legal and it is good strategy to use lethal force against senior elements of terrorist organizations, then, you have a list of tools you can pick and remotely piloted aircraft, which i prefer to call rpas, instead of drones, is a great tool to provide persistence, oversight, precision with very minimal collateral damage. it is a great tool in the war on terror which i still believe is going on despite his speech yesterday and the legal justification is interesting but several years late. arthel: and getting ...

Intelligence, lawyers, commanders watching us use the tools. there are very legitimate questions as to whether we should use lethal force in the counterterrorism strategy overseas and how is that legal and whether it is the right strategy. once you decide to use lethal force and picking a platform, the rpas give you a tremendous amount of scrutiny, oversight, persistence, per significance and flexibility to abort at the last minute if the target moves or civilians come into the area. jenna: that is why i want to mention use of language is very important. when you say drone, oh, these are thing...