Partnership Introduces Advanced Long-Range Uncrewed Helicopter Systems for Enhanced Aerial Intelligence San Francisco, Zurich and

Sanjuksha Nirgude has spent nearly a decade working across the broader robotics landscape — from warehouse mobile robots to space simulation with NASA’s VIPER lunar rover to ground robotics. Today, she serves as an Autonomy Technical Lead at Nightingale Security, where she designs and deploys autonomous aerial systems for 24/7 security and critical infrastructure operations.She

Next up in our “Ask Drone Girl” series is about working in drone delivery. If you have a question for Drone Girl, contact her here. I’m a Part 107 remote pilot in western North Carolina and I’d like to know how to get involved or apply with Wing to do Walmart deliveries. I saw your YouTube

As the race to launch electric air taxis moves beyond prototypes, EHang is betting it has found a faster way to bring its pilotless aircraft to new countries.

It is official: the largest on-demand delivery platform in the U.S. is joining forces with the world’s largest autonomous drone delivery company. Zipline and Uber Technologies announced on Monday a major strategic partnership aimed at bringing instant aerial deliveries to millions of households across America. As part of the deal, Uber Eats customers will soon

If you have been holding off on buying a new drone or adding a lightweight travel airframe to your gear bag, late August is shaping up to be a fantastic time to buy. Between early Labor Day sales and distributor discounts at major camera retailers, I’m seeing significant price drops in the consumer drone market.

There’s no shortage of drone books out there, covering everything from flying to shooting better aerial video to how to pass the Part 107 test. While they’re all useful in their own right, Sharon Rossmark, founder and CEO of Women and Drones, noticed a gap on that shelf, and it has nothing to do with

The following piece on the latest changes to the Part 107 test was written by Ritsuko Abrams, an FAA Part 107 certified remote pilot who writes about drone regulation for Office20, a U.S.-Japan consultancy aimed at helping pilots get U.S. certification from Japan. If you are preparing to take the FAA Part 107 exam, there

It’s been a busy week for news out of Washington over the past few days. You, like me, might be experiencing a severe case of regulatory fatigue. You might also be increasingly wondering if it’s a good idea to keep buying and flying foreign-made (which includes DJI) drones, given new developments out of the FCC.

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has officially stripped equipment authorizations from Delaware-incorporated Odyssey Robot LLC. This marks a historic precedent in federal enforcement against foreign drone manufacturers attempting to circumvent U.S. equipment bans. In an Order of Revocation (DA 26-839) released Aug. 11, 2026, the FCC’s Office of Engineering and Technology (OET) alongside the Public