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El Paso Airspace Closure Highlights Clash Between Counter-UAS Technology and Aviation Safety
Temporary shutdown exposes growing tension between counter-drone tools, federal authority, and civilian airspace oversight The sudden closure of civilian airspace…
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Promo Drone has partnered with Almo Pro AV to expand use of the Starling X.2 drone-mounted digital sign. The companies plan joint demos, training, and outreach to Pro AV and public safety customers. Starling X.2 drone-mounted digital sign The Starling X.2 is a drone platform that carries an ultra-bright LED sign for digital messaging and alerts. The sign is built for outdoor use and high visibility in day or night conditions. Operators can display text, images, video, and QR codes to reach people over large venues and city areas. The drone can reposition messages quickly as conditions change on the… Read more: Promo Drone Announces New Distribution For Signage Drone