This Open Source Graffiti Drone Will Give Cops Nightmares

04-16-2014 • http://www.wired.com, By Kyle VanHemert

Graffiti artist Katsu recently debuted a series of paintings made with a spray-paint-wielding drone.

Death From Above: How American Drone Strikes Are Devastating Yemen

04-16-2014 • http://www.rollingstone.com, By

On the ground in a country where unmanned missile attacks are a terrifyingly regular occurrence

How Hard Is It To Shoot Down A Small Drone? [Video]

04-16-2014 • http://www.popsci.com, By Kelsey Atherton

With just machine guns? Very.

Google Buys Drone Company Titan Aerospace

04-14-2014 • http://www.businessinsider.com, Jay Yarow

Google has acquired drone maker Titan Aerospace, the Wall Street Journal reports.

Why Google Is Making Massive, Crazy Bets On Drones And Robots

04-14-2014 • http://www.businessinsider.com, Megan Rose Dickey

Google just bought drone company Titan Aerospace for an undisclosed amount.

Jeff Bezos Says Amazon Is Seriously Serious About Drone Deliveries

04-12-2014 • http://www.wired.com, By Marcus Wohlsen

In the beginning, Amazon was a lot like any other startup. Founder and CEO Jeff Bezos did a little bit of everything for the company.

3D print yourself a drone in just 24 hours

04-10-2014 • http://www.dvice.com, Colin Druce-McFadden

Once upon a time, the best thing you could get printed in 24 hours was a roll of film. Thanks to 3D printing, those dark ages are now well and gone. At the University of Sheffield in the U.K., there's even a project underway that could allow you to s

Prepare for drones that ‘perch’ on power lines to recharge, never have to land

04-10-2014 • http://www.washingtontimes.com, By Douglas Ernst

Imagine a world where drones never have to touch the ground after takeoff. That’s what MIT PhD. candidate Joseph Moore did, and now he’s on the cusp of creating a drone that can “perch” on power lines just like birds to recharge its batteries.

In Pakistan, giant poster of a child looks up at drone operators

04-07-2014 • Yahoo! News blog

In an attempt to put a face on civilian victims of U.S. drone strikes, a group of artists has installed a massive portrait of a girl facing up from a field in Pakistan. The poster, measuring 90 by 60 feet and made of vinyl, was unrolled with the help

Tom Cruise Will Compete Against Military Drones In The Top Gun Sequel

04-03-2014 • http://www.businessinsider.com, Ben Child

Tom Cruise will compete against robotic drone pilots in the long-gestating sequel to Top Gun, according to Jerry Bruckheimer, the producer of the 1986 original.

Shipping firm first to use drones to navigate Arctic ice

04-02-2014 • http://www.foxnews.com,

It turns out that all the Titanic needed was a drone.

Brits print out disposable low-cost drone

03-31-2014 • http://www.prisonplanet.com, Voice Of Russia

A low-cost drone has been built with the help of a 3D printer, media confirm. Engineers from University of Sheffield in the UK have created and tested a low-coast unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) using a new and cheap technique. The aircraft is 1.5m wid

UN adopts Pakistan resolution against drone strikes, discards US objection

03-30-2014 • .

The United Nations adopted a resolution, jointly presented by Pakistan, Yemen and Switzerland, against drone strikes. 6 countries including the USA, France and Britain voted against the resolution, but fell short in majority to get it disposed of.

Facebook Will Build Drones and Satellites to Beam Internet Around the World

03-28-2014 • http://www.wired.com, By Cade Metz

Mark Zuckerberg is putting together a lab where a team of Facebook engineers will build flying drones, satellites, and infrared lasers capable of beaming internet connections to people down here on earth.

Lehmann Aviation updates its GoPro-toting LA100 drone

03-25-2014 • http://www.gizmag.com, By Ben Coxworth

A couple of years ago, France’s Lehmann Aviation introduced its LA100, a fully autonomous fixed-wing UAV designed to carry a user-supplied GoPro Hero camera. Now, the company has announced the LA100 Version2, which features Wi-Fi connectivity and a n

Drone-assisted hunting to be illegal in Alaska after game board decision

03-25-2014 • http://www.adn.com, By CASEY GROVE

Hunting big game in Alaska with the help of remote-controlled, camera-equipped aircraft will be illegal later this year when new regulations take effect.

Flower Delivery by Drones set to Launch in Detroit

03-25-2014 • http://thelibertybeat.com, By: Derrick Broze

Detroit based Berry Flowers has resumed plans to deliver flowers by drone after a federal judge ruled that Federal Aviation Administration rules do not apply to unmanned aircraft flying below 400 feet.

Cupid Drone armed with taser gaining interest from military

03-25-2014 • http://www.myfoxdc.com

A new drone, armed with a taser, is gaining a lot of interest from military and law enforcement agencies.

The Week In Drones: Impersonating Superman, Fighting Smog, And More

03-21-2014 • http://www.popsci.com, By Kelsey D. Atherton

Keeping up with the droneses

Dirigible Drones Will Watch the World From 13 Miles Up

03-20-2014 • http://www.wired.com, By Allen McDuffee

With UAVs crowding navigable airspace and plans underway to put giant mega-satellites into orbit, it was just a matter of time before a drone-satellite hybrid was developed to fit between the two spaces.

The New Center of Obama’s Drone War

03-19-2014 • http://www.slate.com, By Joshua Keating

Last month I noted that we’re in the midst of the longest pause in drone strikes in Pakistan since the beginning of Barack Obama’s presidency.

Flower Delivery by Drones set to Launch in Detroit

03-17-2014 • http://thelibertybeat.com, Derrick Broze

Detroit based Berry Flowers has resumed plans to deliver flowers by drone after a federal judge ruled that Federal Aviation Administration rules do not apply to unmanned aircraft flying below 400 feet.

The Week In Drones: Flying Into A Volcano, Delivering Drugs, And More

03-16-2014 • http://www.popsci.com, By Kelsey D. Atherton

Keeping up with the droneses

Navy Submarine Drones Will Predict the Weather Months In Advance

03-15-2014 • http://www.defenseone.com,

In the next decade, Navy scientists will be able to predict the weather as far as 90 days into the future with the help of mathematical models, satellites, and submarine drones.