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Ambarella Releases 4K Ultra HD System-on-Chip for New Generation of Drones and Sports Cameras

Ambarella, Inc., a leading developer of low-power, HD and Ultra HD video processing semiconductors, today introduced the H22 System-on-Chip targeting a new generation of 4K drones and sports cameras with leading-edge video features.

6 Jan 2017

ITRI to Introduce and Demonstrate ICT Solution for Drones at CES 2017

ITRI will introduce and demonstrate its ICT Solution for Drones at CES 2017, Las Vegas. Potential partners and attendees are invited to booth #2015, Tech East, Westgate, to view the drone fleet management system enabling drones to be managed and charged from any distance.

5 Jan 2017

Nine Eagles to Launch MOLA-UFO Selfie Drone at CES 2017

Nine Eagles, an emerging high technologies company that focuses on aerial vehicles developing and manufacturing, will launch its latest product, a selfie drone named MOLA-UFO, at the upcoming CES 2017 in Las Vegas, US.

4 Jan 2017

New Genetic Algorithm-Based Technology Coordinates UAVs in Team Missions

An algorithm to mobilize unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) in team missions has been formulated by a West Virginia University mathematics researcher. A team of UAVs are now able to fly autonomously to fulfill complex coordinated missions using the new technology.

20 Dec 2016

A Bio-Inspired Drone That Mimics Birds in Flight

A bio-inspired drone has been built with feathers to enhance its precision during flight. The device can spread or fold its wings while flying, making it more resistant in high winds and easier to maneuver.

16 Dec 2016

Sentera, RDO Equipment Join Forces to Provide New UAV Solutions

Sentera is excited to announce its partnership with RDO Equipment Co., a total solutions provider with 78 stores servicing the agriculture, construction, environmental, surveying, and irrigation industries.

15 Dec 2016

Remotely Piloted Drones Could Safely Transport Blood Products to Remote Destinations

In what is believed to be the first proof-of-concept study of its kind, Johns Hopkins researchers have determined that large bags of blood products, such as those transfused into patients every day, can maintain temperature and cellular integrity while transported by drones.

8 Dec 2016