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Draganfly Delivers One of Three Situational Assessment Drones to Ukraine DRONELIFE Staff Writer Ian M. Crosby Dragonfly Co., Ltd. [NASDAQ:DPRO] A holding in the AdvisorShares Drone Technology ETF. [NYSE ARCA:UAV]It is the only ETF dedicated to the drone economy.For a complete list of holdings click here. of AdvisorShares Drone Technology ETF is a thematic investment strategy that seeks to capture growth opportunities in drones and autonomous vehicles (AVs). AdvisorShares is his DRONELIFE sponsor. Leading Drone Solutions and Systems Developer Dragonfly Co., Ltd. announced that it has delivered the first of three situation assessment drones to the DSNS emergency services department…

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Zeitview Helps Develop Largest Solar + Storage Facility in the United States DRONELIFE Staff Writer Ian M. Crosby today, ZeitviewRecently rebranded from DroneBase, its advanced inspection services will be used in partnership with site developers to develop Gemini, North America’s largest solar and storage facility-scale power plant. announced. prime g solar. Get a bird’s-eye view of every stage of the construction process with Zeitview’s advanced inspection services, providing critical data not available from the ground. The company’s services are also used to make site management of the 6,000-acre facility more efficient, ensuring projects are completed within time and budget constraints.…

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DJI’s Air 2S has been one of the most popular consumer drones since its launch, and it’s easy to see why. Although this is a mid-tier drone, it comes loaded with many innovative features normally only available in his high-end DJI drone series. The DIJI Air 2S mavic air 2 While the name suggests there’s little difference between the drones, there are actually some major upgrades, most notably the larger 1-inch sensor that comes with the DJI Air 2S. We will discuss the main features of the drone and how it compares to its competitors.DJI Air 2S ReviewThe DJI Air…

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Matternet granted 20:1 BVLOS exemption by FAA DRONELIFE Staff Writer Ian M. Crosby Last week, a major drone delivery system developer mat net An FAA exemption was granted that would allow the company to conduct operations that deploy a total of 20 aircraft simultaneously under the control of a single remote pilot. Continue reading below or listen to: Available only at Matternet’s Pittsburgh, Calif. test site, the 20:1 waiver allows aircraft to fly beyond the field of view of remote pilots and visual observers. The presence of a visual observer is required to ensure the airspace is clear. This new…

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The FAA has introduced the following concepts: Remote Identification (Remote ID) For drones to address safety and security issues. Remote ID is a system that allows the FAA and other licensed agencies to identify and track drones in real time. This information includes drone location, altitude, registration details, operator identity, time and emergency.What is a Remote ID? Why Do Drones Need a Remote ID?Remote identity (identification) refers to the ability of a drone to broadcast its identity, location, and other information to authorized parties such as law enforcement, security organizations, and other nearby drones.The need for remote ID stems from…

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