As Romeo Durscher steps back from the drone industry, facing retirement due to a recent health diagnosis, he reflects on a career that has shaped not only technology but lives around the world. In this interview with DRONELIFE, Romeo shares stories from his remarkable journey—defined by curiosity, resilience, and a commitment to making a difference. From working at NASA while … [Read more...] about Romeo Durscher: A Legacy of Innovation, Ethics, and Purpose in the Drone Industry
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Auterion’s Skynode S Counters Russian Jamming: Empowering Drones on the Battlefield and Beyond
New Technology Enhances UAV Performance in Ukraine and Provides a U.S.-Made Alternative for Commercial Drone Manufacturer By DRONELIFE Features Editor Jim Magill With the recent introduction of its Skynode S technology, Arlington, Virginia drone software developer Auterion is offering a product that has been proven to make kamikaze drones more deadly to Russian forces on the … [Read more...] about Auterion’s Skynode S Counters Russian Jamming: Empowering Drones on the Battlefield and Beyond
Auterion Updates Skynode X: Meeting New Goals for Autonomy, Reliability, and Flexibility
Auterion Announces Updated All-in-One Computing Platform for Robotics, Skynode X, Enables Advanced Reliability and Autonomous Drones by DRONELIFE Staff Writer Walker Robinson Auterion has released an update for its drone computing platform; Skynode X. The update retains the original capabilities of the technology as well as providing key performance, reliability and precision … [Read more...] about Auterion Updates Skynode X: Meeting New Goals for Autonomy, Reliability, and Flexibility
Most Residents are OK with Drone Delivery in the US: But Will They Pay for It? Auterion’s New Study
At DRONELIFE, we've been writing about drone delivery - and public opinion of drone delivery - since our inception in 2013. Continue reading below, or listen: DroneLife · Most - US - Residents - Are - OK - With - Drone - Delivery - --But - Will - They - Pay - For - It 2022, however, has been the best year yet for drone delivery programs in the U.S. Walmart has gotten … [Read more...] about Most Residents are OK with Drone Delivery in the US: But Will They Pay for It? Auterion’s New Study
Dronecode and the PX4 Open Source Drone Platform: the Benefits of Open Source, and What Comes Next
PX4 is an open source flight control software for drones and other uncrewed vehicles, hosted by Dronecode, a Linux Foundation non-profit. The project provides a flexible set of tools for drone developers to share technologies to create tailored solutions for drone applications. Annually, the Dronecode Foundation hosts the PX4 Developer Summit, a flagship conference for the … [Read more...] about Dronecode and the PX4 Open Source Drone Platform: the Benefits of Open Source, and What Comes Next