Category Archives: Aerial Surveillance

Australia uses drones to spot sharks and rescue their victims

Posted on February 29, 2016 by Martin Walls

“Rescue authorities in Australia are using drones to identify sharks and provide assistance to swimmers threatened by them. The camera-equipped drones were launched this week as part of a trial program, and will patrol the coastline of the Australian state … Continue reading →

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The FAA is warning people not to fly drones within 32 miles of the Super Bowl

Posted on February 5, 2016 by Martin Walls

“The FAA warned Super Bowl goers and Santa Clara, California residents alike that if they fly their drones within 32 miles of Levi’s Stadium, their drone could be removed with ‘deadly force.’ ‘Bring your lucky jersey. Bring your face paint. … Continue reading →

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‘Citizen Scientists’ Use Drones to Map El Nino Flooding

Posted on January 25, 2016 by Martin Walls

“Forget about selfies. In California, residents are using smartphones and drones to document the coastline’s changing face. Starting this month, The Nature Conservancy is asking tech junkies to capture the flooding and coastal erosion that come with El Nino, a … Continue reading →

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Someday A Helicopter Drone May Fly Over Mars And Help A Rover

Posted on November 30, 2015 by Martin Walls

“Is there ever a time when cool trumps science? It’s a question that becomes relevant when you consider NASA’s plans to put a helicopter drone on an upcoming rover mission to Mars.” By: Joe Palca | November 27, 2015 | … Continue reading →

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