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Drone Connectivity Solution Provider Elsite and industry experts P3 Tech Consulting partnered to produce 2023 Drone Market Researchis a free downloadable white paper that provides key insights into the current state of the drone ecosystem. The global survey asked participants to share their thoughts on BVLOS operations, target markets, business models, use cases, and more. Continue reading below or listen: The drone industry is evolving rapidly and transforming many areas. Despite the industry’s development, several challenges hinder the growth and potential of this sector. Elsight and P3Tech drone market research We identified the top three challenges cited by respondents as…

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Flying drones at night can be a great experience that is very different from daytime operations for obvious and less obvious reasons. It’s a combination of adrenaline, innovation, and the opportunity to capture captivating images, making it a popular endeavor for drone enthusiasts. But the question arises – Can I fly my drone at night? The answer is simple, but it is a multi-layered blend of regulatory guidelines, safety measures and technical know-how. This article is a comprehensive guide to understanding the intricacies of nighttime drone operations. Learn more about the legality of flying a drone at night, the accessories…

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Regulatory Moves Against Drones – Australia Introduces New BVLOS Inspections DRONELIFE Staff Writer Ian McNabb Australia’s Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) has introduced a new test that allows remote pilots to operate BVLOS in uncontrolled airspace. This 40-question multiple-choice exam covers BVLOS flight, aeronautics, instrumentation, and human factors content and can be taken in place of the previously required instrument evaluation exam. Australia, the first country to enact drone-specific legislation in 2002, has issued a Remote Pilot Certificate for companies wishing to operate drones commercially and a Remote Pilot Certificate for drone operators themselves. It operates a comprehensive licensing program…

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This article was published in collaboration with JuidaJapan UAS Industry Promotion Association Japanese company showcases first non-stop wind turbine inspection technology using drones DRONELIFE Staff Writer Ian J. McNabb At the recent Tsukaba Forum in Japan, Tokyo-based Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation (NTT) recently unveiled a new technology for non-stop inspection of wind turbines, showcasing its innovative approach. A demonstration experiment was announced. Conventional inspection methods require the turbine to be completely stopped before inspection, which is difficult and has a significant impact on power generation efficiency. NTT’s new process uses two of his autonomous drones with relatively small commercial…

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