WiBotic’s PowerPad Pro charges drones without physical connection points, while wirelessly transferring flight data, images and video.

This denial allows Percepto to operate uncrewed aircraft systems (UAS) beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS) without humans onsite.

The new tethered drone solution enables quick deployment of a drone in a first responder situation.

This week’s podcast reviews the latest developments in UAVs and a deep dive into product management with Kishore Boyalakuntla.

The process has taken four years to complete, but Matternet is leading the industry as the first to be certified by the FAA.

Aviation safety moves a step forward through agreement on certification basis of advanced automation systems

The contract will be worth up to $99.8M over the next five years.

Delek uses Percepto’s autonomous drones to maintain remote operations 24/7, automate day-to-day operations in its facilities.

The Flying Ship Company is on the path to bringing semi-autonomous, ground effect aircraft to market and improve cargo delivery options in coastal areas.

Rocos’ technology will enable robotics to drive large-scale automation for construction, energy and agriculture

Reliable Robotics autonomous aircraft collaborate with NASA to demonstrate Advanced Air Mobility

Data and analytics software provider DroneDeploy raised an additional $50 M in series E funding to support market growth and expansion beyond drones.

Percepto, pioneering autonomous inspection by industrial robotics, today announced a strategic investment of $45 million in Series B funding led by Koch Disruptive Technologies (KDT) to launch a transformative solution for remote, fully autonomous, asset monitoring, inspection and compliance of industrial sites. KDT is joined by new investors State of Mind Ventures, Atento Capital, Summit Peak Investments, Delek-US and existing investors U.S. Venture Partners, Spider Capital and Arkin Holdings, bringing the total investment in the company to $72.5 million.

Exyn Technologies today announced two new products, the ExynAero and ExynPak. These solutions enable data collection and mapping in GPS-denied areas.

Ware, a technology startup deploying autonomous drones for warehouse inventory counting, has closed $2.5 million in seed-round funding.
The funding will be used for building out the team to further Ware’s artificial intelligence capabilities and support customers as they deploy their technology.

Corvus Robotics unveils its new product for early customers in 2019 — the latest-gen fully autonomous drone operating with no human in the loop.

Reliable Robotics has emerged from stealth and is demonstrating how autonomous passenger airplanes will change aviation history.

Ware leverages the power of drones to transform the way warehouses and distribution centers accomplish the critical task of tracking inventory.