Drones
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Register Your Drones, Government SaysRecreational drone users must register their unmanned aerial vehicles in order to prevent close calls and other dangerous invasions of airspace, the government says.
By Tia Ghose Published
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Signal-Scrambling Tech 'Freezes' Drones in MidairBy Elizabeth Peterson Published
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Drones Save Lives in Disasters, When They're Allowed to Fly (Op-Ed)Opinion Drones can bring eyes and ears to emergency responders soon after disaster strikes.
By Robin Murphy Published
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Laser Weapon Melts Test Drone in MidairA new laser weapon that can burn up targets in just a few seconds recently melted and destroyed a test drone flying over California.
By Elizabeth Peterson Published
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Fairy-Tale-Inspired 'Gremlin Drones' Could Spy in SwarmsWhen the U.S. military needs a new idea for drone technology, it turns to an unlikely source for inspiration: old fairy tales.
By Elizabeth Peterson Published
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Drones Spook BearsBears apparently seem to find UFOs unbearable — airborne robots and other unidentified flying objects can make bear hearts beat four times faster, researchers say.
By Charles Q. Choi Published
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3D-Printed Spy Drones Could Be Built at SeaA 3D-printed drone was recently launched from a British military warship and successfully flew to shore, a demonstration that could pave the way for futuristic spy drones that can be printed at sea.
By Lindsay Dodgson Published
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Delivery Drones Could Be on Your Doorstep in a Decade, Google SaysGoogle's Project Wing could be delivering products to your doorstep in a decade with the help of two-way cellular communication systems.
By Tia Ghose Published
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Incredible Drone Photos: Contest-Winning Images from AboveThe second annual Dronestagram Aerial Photography Contest brought these incredible images to light.
By Elizabeth Peterson Published
