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Imperial College London and Empa researchers have created a fleet of bee-inspired flying 3D printers that build and repair structures while flying.

Apian, a healthcare drone startup company founded by trainee NHS doctors, have partnered with the NHS to pilot a scheme which will enable drones to carry medical supplies from Portsmouth to the Isle of Wight.

An increase in automation and attention to detail given by drones in agriculture is one the main reasons that farmers are adopting such UAVs. Fact.MR introduces its report into this increase in drone-based farming.

A CEA-Leti tutorial presented at IEDM 2022 highlighted promising advantages that resistive random-access memory (RRAM) technologies hold for implementing novel neuromorphic/in-memory computing systems for massively parallel, low-power and low-latency computation.

Mouser Electronics, the New Product Introduction (NPI) empowering innovation, supplies purchasing professionals and engineers with the resources and new products they need to embark on the next frontier of automotive solutions.

ARIES Embedded, specialist in embedded services and products, is further expanding its portfolio around smart embedded vision.

Renesas Electronics Corporation introduced the industry’s first RISC-V MCU specifically optimised for advanced motor control systems.

The world’s first commercialised hydrogen fuel cells for drones delivers breakthrough performance with power modules. Electronic Specifier's Caroline Hayes discusses how Doosan Mobility Innovation (DMI) is delivering humanitarian relief to remote locations using drones powered by these innovative energy-dense hydrogen fuel cells.

INVOLI and the Swiss Federation of Civil Drones (SFCD) have announced a collaboration to promote the use of drone Remote ID trackers among SFCD members. The collaboration will extend to offer INVOLI’s air traffic surveillance infrastructure to provide air risk collision mitigation services to drone operators in Switzerland, in compliance with U-space regulations.

Drone technology developed from the mid-1800s and took the form of balloons, torpedoes, and aerial targets. Through the following 150 years, even as the inventions became increasingly innovative and robust, drones continued to be deployed almost entirely for military purposes.