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Watch This Drone Throw A Perfect Strike

A viral video of a drone flying through a Minneapolis bowling alley is taking over social media.

Drones Go to War with... Pigeons!

Researchers in Switzerland have found yet another gig for drones—deployment in the war against pigeons.

BBC Uses Drones to Expose the Secret Life of Plants!

Discover how Sir David Attenborough's The Green Planet (2022) uses drones to document and expose the world of plants.

Drones Explore Nevada's Historic Sutro Tunnel

Recreational Drones Pay the Price for Rebel Attacks in UAE

After a fatal drone attack by Yemen Houthi rebels on fuel tankers in Abu Dhabi, the United Arab Emirates has banned the flying of recreational drones in the country.

Drone (and a Sausage) Saves Dog

A drone—and a sausage—lured a three-year-old Jack Russell-Whippet dog named Millie to safety in the United Kingdom.

How to Send a Drone on an LSD Trip

Michigan State University "white hat hackers" recently discovered how to make a drone hallucinate.

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Global Drone Market May Grow to $21 Billion from 2021-2025

Drone industry players, watchers, and investors may be heartened to learn that ResearchAndMarkets.com's Global Drone Market 2021-2205 report predicts the business growing globally to $21.01 billion during 2021-2025.

Make Money with Your Drone!

Since consumer-level UAVs hit the market, entrepreneurs, photographers, and even just folks looking to make a little cash on the side have been finding ways to monetize these incredibly fun and new pieces of tech.

Quick Guide to Five Great Beginner Drones

Today's beginner drones can not only meet the needs of less-than-hefty budgets, some models also provide professional-level features that can guide you from novice to enthusiast

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What's Next for the Drone Industry in 2022?

An end-of-year report from dronelife.com—quoting data from Drone Industry Insights—states that global drone regulations are evolving rapidly as we turn the corner into 2022.

Are DJI Drones Spying on Us?

Critics of DJI feel the drone maker could be capturing personal data (facial recognition, heart rate, etc.) and critical infrastructure information (bridges, dams, power plants, etc.) and sending it along to Chinese intelligence agencies.