Manufacturing giant DJI has partnered with the Unmanned Safety Institute (USI), to help train the next generation of drone pilots and expand career opportunities in commercial drones. The two organizations have announce a partnership to "promote Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) learning in STEAM fields (science, technology, engineering, arts and math) providing students with … [Read more...] about DJI and Unmanned Safety Institute STEAM Ahead
Drone Jobs
Buy a Drone or Hire a Pro? 5 Things to Consider Before Deciding
The in-house vs. outsource decision is critical across industries today - with positions from mail service and custodial work all the way up to the Chief Financial Officer or CEO being outsourced. When it comes to using a drone in your business - for inspections, agriculture, security or anything else - making the right decision of whether to invest in equipment and training … [Read more...] about Buy a Drone or Hire a Pro? 5 Things to Consider Before Deciding
Why Japan is Winning at Drones (It isn’t Pokemon GO)
Japan is once again showing the world what it means to be truly committed to the drone industry. Japanese vocational high school Vantan has announced that they will introduce a focused Drone & Robotics Course in April of next year, Japan Today reports. The course is a full-time, 3 year program in drones; designed to fill what the school believes is a serious gap in the … [Read more...] about Why Japan is Winning at Drones (It isn’t Pokemon GO)
Are Drone Studies the Next Boom in Tech Jobs?
(Source: The Epoch Times) Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV), also known as drones, are commanding an increasingly ubiquitous presence in the 21st century: they’re a fixture on our farms, in backyards, and even at the White House. Now, drones are invading our universities. In late August, Sinclair Community College and Ohio State will host the first drones summit, an event … [Read more...] about Are Drone Studies the Next Boom in Tech Jobs?
The Buggy Whip Factor: Drones Poised to Make Many Jobs Obsolete
In the 19th century, the buggy-whip maker worked in an industry that could be fairly characterized as “too big to fail.” It stood to reason, if one drove a buggy (the primary mode of transportation then), one must have a buggy whip. At the industry’s height, there were around 13,000 companies that depended on the buggy business. Within a few decades, the industry – and the … [Read more...] about The Buggy Whip Factor: Drones Poised to Make Many Jobs Obsolete
