A new Women's Drone Retreat in San Diego next month will help women take their drone business to the next level - with practical, street smart help given in a totally supportive environment. If you happened to swing by the PrecisionHawk booth at InterDrone this month, you might have noticed that one day the women answering questions were wearing "Girls Support Girls" … [Read more...] about Women’s Drone Business Retreats Help Boost Women in Drones
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We’re Growing Again! DRONELIFE Adds DroneFlyers to the Network
DRONELIFE is pleased to announce the addition of DroneFlyers.com and associated Domain Names and web properties to their drone-focused ecosystem. DRONELIFE today announced that they have acquired respected resource for remote pilots DroneFlyers.com, adding a new site to their ecosystem of drone media. DroneFlyers.com was founded in 2013 by veteran web and technology … [Read more...] about We’re Growing Again! DRONELIFE Adds DroneFlyers to the Network
Tariffs with a Capital T: How the Trade War with China is Affecting the Drone Community
The following is a guest post from John Saginario: FPV flyer, writer and host of the Wild Flyers podcast. As drone racing season heats up, along with the weather in most parts of the U.S., pilots nationwide are getting their quads in shape for fun and competition. Often, that means buying new parts to fix what's frequently smashed into the ground at breakneck … [Read more...] about Tariffs with a Capital T: How the Trade War with China is Affecting the Drone Community
How Blockchain and Drones Go Together
One of the best things about being part of the drone industry is the coolness factor: people are always interested. But if the conversation is going in that direction - new technologies, the changing world - the chances are excellent that "blockchain" has also been mentioned. If you're not sure how those two concepts go together, here's an overview from Jim Begley and Amit … [Read more...] about How Blockchain and Drones Go Together
Amit Ganjoo of ANRA: There are Now 100,000 Certified Remote Pilots in the U.S. Here’s What that Means for the Industry.
The FAA reports that there are now over 100,000 licensed commercial drone operators in the U.S. While the numbers come from the U.S., it's an international trend: across Europe, Africa, Asia, and South America growth in licensed pilots is commensurate. We spoke to industry leader Amit Ganjoo, founder and CEO of drone tech company ANRA, about what that means for the drone … [Read more...] about Amit Ganjoo of ANRA: There are Now 100,000 Certified Remote Pilots in the U.S. Here’s What that Means for the Industry.
