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New Bill Aims to Curtail Chinese Drone Purchases by U.S. Government
This proposed law would extend the prohibition of using American taxpayer dollars for the acquisition of such drones, not only at the federal level but also prevent state and local governments from using federal grants to procure these unmanned aircraft systems.
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Australian Regulator Greenlights Commercial Drone Flights Over Populated Zones
In collaboration with OVRL, an Australian commercial drone operator and training entity, the use of ParaZero's sophisticated parachute safety technology has achieved this authorization.
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AgEagle Aerial Systems' eBee X Series Drones Earn C6 Label in the EU
The label allows users of the drones to conduct Beyond Visual Line of Sight operations in sparsely populated European areas from January 1, 2024.
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New Agricultural Drone Subsidy Hopes to Propel Indian Farming Into the Future
The subsidy is part of an Agricultural Mechanization Scheme by the state, envisioned to alleviate labor shortages and amplify crop yield
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AI Institute Initiates Comprehensive Research on Robotics and AI Ethics
The institution, stationed in Cambridge, MA, aims to delve deep into crucial societal questions arising from the evolution of intelligent machines, under Dr. Darling's leadership.
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Massachusetts Legislators Propose Strict Regulations on Robotic Technologies
The proposed bill aims to restrict the manufacturing, sale, and operation of robots or drones equipped with weapons.
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FAA Delays Remote ID Rule for Drone Pilots by Six Months
Pilots now have until March 16, 2024, to outfit their drones with the necessary equipment.
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Michael Whitaker Nominated as FAA Administrator by President Biden
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FAA Approves Phoenix Air Unmanned for Beyond Visual Line of Sight Operations
The newly granted waiver allows them to undertake diverse BVLOS operations, encompassing aerial tasks, photography, and the inspection of powerlines and pipelines.
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China Imposes New Export Restrictions on UAV Technologies, Impacting Global Drone Leader DJI
Beijing's latest regulations were announced on Monday by the Ministry of Commerce and aim to curtail access to Chinese-made consumer or enterprise drones that could be adapted for military purposes.
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New York Power Authority's $37.2 Million Drone Program Takes Flight
This program, set to unfold over the next five years, will significantly enhance the state's energy infrastructure and efficiency.
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U.S. House of Representatives Passes 5-Year FAA Reauthorization Bill
FAA Reauthorization Bill holds significance for the drone industry, as both the House and Senate versions encompass provisions related to commercial drone and AAM industries.
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FAA Reveals Implementation Plan for Air Taxis and Advanced Air Mobility Integration
The plan focuses on the "Innovate28" AAM project, reflecting the FAA's objective to permit AAM operations at limited locations by 2028.
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FAA Remote ID Rules. Everything You Need to Know.
Starting from September 16, 2023, drone pilots required to register their unmanned aircraft systems must adhere to the new rule
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Dronamics Becomes First Cargo Drone Airline to Secure Global Designator Codes
This recognition places Dronamics on par with other international airlines and reinforces its position as a leading player in the cargo drone industry.
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Australia's New Guidelines Pave the Way for Corporate Vertiports
This development opens up opportunities for companies like Skyportz to build operational networks for electric air taxis.
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DJI Drones Receive Key EU Certifications for Enhanced Safety and Performance
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Federal Support for Archer eVTOL U.S Market Entry
The visit included over 70 representatives from various federal agencies with support facilitating the safe entry of eVTOL aircraft into the U.S. market by 2025
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Lilium Receives FAA Certification for its eVTOL Jet
This follows the certification basis issued by the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) for the Lilium Jet in 2020.
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Southern Company Secures FAA Approval for Remote Drone Operations at Plant Barry Facility
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Shifting Skies: Chinese Drone Ban Alters Dynamics of the US Commercial Drone Sector
What you need to know on the legislative developments, state and local bans, and the resulting impact of the Chinese drone ban on the commercial drone market in the United States.
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FAA Reauthorization Package passed by U.S. House Committee
The Act emphasizes the need for the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to establish timelines for crucial aspects of drone regulation, including Beyond Visual Line of Sight (BVLOS) rulemaking, Unmanned Traffic Management (UTM), and drone integration.
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FAA Considers Expansion of BVLOS Drone Operations Amidst Conflicting Stakeholder Perspectives
The FAA has announced that if permission is granted, Phoenix Air Unmanned, uAvionix, Zipline, and UPS Flight Forward will be able to expand FAA-approved Beyond Visual Line of Sight (BVLOS) drone operations.
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New York Police Department Proposes Drone Permitting Process for Public Use
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Bill to Support Drone Industry and Infrastructure Inspection Reintroduced in Congress
The bill aims to support the drone industry and recognizes the significant efficiencies offered by drone technology in infrastructure inspection
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Michigan Couple's Privacy Case Involving Drone Inspection Heads to State Supreme Court
After a lengthy legal battle, the ongoing case of a Michigan couple accusing local authorities of violating their privacy and constitutional rights by using a drone to inspect their cluttered yard is now set to be heard by the state's Supreme Court for final resolution.
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