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Bird strikes cost aviation billions per year. Caltech engineers programmed a drone to move birds away controllably, as a flock, avoiding panicking birds into random flight. bit.ly/2vHVcGk pic.twitter.com/95qah6SdHv
Flying at 70,000 feet―an altitude where only the Concorde, SR-71 Blackbird and the U2 previously flew―Airbus SE’s Zephyr solar-powered spy drone remained aloft for 25 days. It can be launched by just 3 people. tinyurl.com/ydxupmyg pic.twitter.com/w7usvuuMvZ
Ultra-lightweight and stronger than steel, graphene may allow drones to fly farther and perform new types of applications. suasnews.com/2018/08/graphe… via @sUASnews
Mota’s Chief Product Officer Lily Ju helped judge Saturday’s Miss Asian America Pageant, which attracted a who’s who of the Asian-American community. One day drones may become fashion accessories, wearables that unclip to guide people, photograph an event, and more. pic.twitter.com/iOmG8tZmL5
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