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FAA creates America's first new aircraft category since the 1940s
In a major jump into the era of eVTOL air taxis and multicopter cargo drones, the US FAA has issued new regulations that introduce the first new aircraft category, called "power-lift" aircraft, since modern helicopters were introduced in the 1940s.
Review: HoverAIR X1 ProMax delivers the 8K goods – but one of the extras is iffy
Imagine an 8K-shooting camera drone that fits in a pocket, costs under $700, and can be used with or without a remote. That's the HoverAIR X1 ProMax, and while the drone itself is great, one of its optional peripherals is still a work in progress.
New nav system draws on ancient technique when GPS is down
Engineers at the University of South Australia have taken a page from the days of wooden sailing ships and developed a way for drones to navigate by the stars at night using simple, lightweight equipment for areas where GPS signals aren't available.
CobraJet is a drone interceptor that thinks it's a Gen 5 fighter
Looking like a miniature F-22 crossed with an equally small F-35B, SkyDefense's CobraJet is being marketed by the company as an AI-enabled eVTOL interceptor. It sports electric jets capable of speeds of over 200 mph (322 km/h) for taking out hostile drones.
#3,251 – The Mysterious Drones | Greatest. Idea. Ever.
Drones are incredibly useful and increasingly becoming a part of modern society. They've been used to deliver food and medical supplies to far flung locales, shown up on the battlefield to identify targets and have joined together by the thousands to create awe-inspiring images in the night sky in lieu of traditional firework displays. In…