Flying Drones

“Technology is doing a really great job to connect us virtually, but not physically,” says Groden, who has been building drones and flying machines since his teens. (He's now 28.) One day he wants to There are the super-cheap (and also super flimsy) drones that will fly for about five minutes on a full charge, and then the more hardcore-oriented drones that cost upward of $1,000, but are fully sto A solar-powered drone designed to take on the multimillion-dollar market for satellites in space has set a record by staying in flight at high altitude for nearly 26 days. Airbus has plenty of plans f Uber has unveiled a vision for expanding its "Uber Eats" delivery service to include drones using some of the same infrastructure it plans to build for its flying taxi service. The company made Safely take to the skies. So you've just purchased a shiny new drone. As soon as you register your high-tech device (required for fliers that weight anything from 0.55 to 55 pounds, which most consume these proposed taxis would be able to accommodate four passengers each and can fly at a speed of 200 miles per hour (322 kph). While Uber Air seems to grab all the headlines, its parent company has al .

A Klamath Falls camp last week gave middle school children the excitement of the world of drones. Creatrex Education, a privately funded group, which has conducted drone engineering camps all over the Flying 'Dragon' drone shapeshifts in midair to fit through tiny spaces It’s a bird! It’s a plane! Nope, it’s a crazy flying robot that can transform to squeeze through tiny spaces. Check out this stor ATHENS (Reuters) - Smugglers attempted to use a drone to fly illegal drugs over the frontier separating Turkish Cypriot northern Cyprus with the rest of the island, one of the most heavily guarded are Drones use GPS to find their way without a pilot. But GPS signals can be easily blocked by tall skyscrapers or trees — leaving drones lost. Now researchers at the University of Washington have .