The Android application used to operate drones manufactured by DJI contains a number of features that could allow attackers to target users with malicious applications or gain full control of users’ phones, according to recent research by France-based Synacktiv and U.S.-based GRIMM. Keep Reading
First responder organizations rely more and more on them to enhance their response capabilities and better execute their missions. But how can first responders be sure the drones they are buying meet their specific mission needs? Keep Reading
AUVSI XPONENTIAL is the largest, most significant event for the unmanned systems industry. Held for the past 47 years, the conference attracts more than 8,500 attendees and 700 exhibitors from around the world. Keep Reading
Where UAS are concerned, it’s becoming incredibly important to know where the UAS and its key parts are produced, particularly as it relates to the use of UAS for purposes of espionage and potentially for delivery of a biological or other type of explosive device. Keep Reading
Citadel’s Titan C-UAS technology will be used to protect high-value assets in urban, rural, and maritime environments. In austere and uncertain environments, operator’s trust Citadel’s autonomous, full-spectrum protection to accurately detect and defeat threat sUAS targets before they become a threat. Keep Reading
Secretary of the Interior David Bernhardt signed Secretary's Order 3379 ordering the temporary cessation of non-emergency unmanned aircraft systems fleet operations. Keep Reading
Researchers at independent, nonpartisan organizations Catalyst-Go and the Eno Center for Transportation are working on a research project to complement the Drone Advisory Committee (DAC) survey on UAS regulations. Keep Reading
“Any person who knowingly or willingly violates the rules concerning operations in this airspace may be subject to certain criminal penalties under 49 USC 46307,” the FAA’s notice said. Keep Reading
The Chula Vista Police Department's Drone as First Responder (DFR) Program is a revolutionary drone use case intended to increase officer safety. Keep Reading
Industry warned as UAS can "penetrate WIFI networks, map critical transmission or pipeline systems, or drop improvised explosive devices into infrastructure or crowds." Keep Reading
The attacks followed reports of sabotage against oil tankers in the Persian Gulf off the coast of the United Arab Emirates on Sunday. Keep Reading
"It is vital that the public and private sectors collaborate to enhance security of locations such as transportation centers, parks, restaurants, shopping centers, special event venues, and similar facilities." Keep Reading
AUVSI notes the proposed rules for stand-off distances, payloads and system redundancy could have unintended consequences for commercial operators and hinder development of legitimate UAS operations. Keep Reading
The Triangle UAS streaming solution consists of a compact, lightweight device that connects directly to the controller of a video-enabled drone to quickly and seamlessly encode and transmit. Keep Reading
“Support for these initiatives demonstrates how S&T is fostering responsible innovation to protect the nation’s people, infrastructure and assets while also protecting privacy." Keep Reading
The UAS program is intended to help NYPD gather crucial information as situations unfold without putting officers at risk and with less harm and danger to civilian bystanders. Keep Reading
Potential offerors will have the opportunity to ask technical questions regarding the ten topic areas. The government anticipates release of the final solicitation on or about December 19. Keep Reading
As drones continue to proliferate, the counter-drone needs of American law enforcement and national security agencies will only grow. Keep Reading
K2 Unmanned Systems says that the Knight Hawk UAS uses a closed-circuit system to make sure that telemetry data is protected when conducting flight operations and technical support is accessible anywhere in the United States. Keep Reading
USCG looking to increase "number of partnerships with smaller, innovative technology companies," admiral tells Congress. Keep Reading