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I don't normally pass along anti-drone op-eds, but this one from the Chicago Tribune is the most extreme I've seen and interesting in how it discounts the posi…
Christopher Korody's curator insight,
March 1, 2015 10:27 PM
OK - just so everyone thinks that drones are the best thing since sliced bread - or fresh pizza. I am posting this because it is important that we are mindful that a substantial percentage of the population is fearful of new technology. Privacy and fear of injury seem to lead the pack but security is definitely in the mix.
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Qualcomm is the lead investor in latest funding round for quad-copter firm.
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UAVs let volcano scientists get unprecedented views of molten craters.
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A new wave of quadcopter hobbyists is trying to jumpstart drones in the same way that garage-tinkerers fuelled home computing in the 70s. Can their grand plans compare to those of decades gone by?
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At REAL 2015, Chris Anderson of DIY Drones and 3D Robotics will discuss his work with drones and their impact on the public and global economy.
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Consumer drones may get all the ink now, but 3D Robotics CEO Chris Anderson thinks the commercial market will be more valuable in the future.
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3D Robotics Inc. Chief Executive Officer Chris Anderson says Amazon.com Inc. delivery drones could be dropping off packages at our doors a decade from now.
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Consumer drones are now a $450 million industry. Sales are up 45 percent in the past year, but their future is uncertain.
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Chris Anderson Q&A: Drone Entrepreneur Talks About His New Company, GoPros, And The Future Of Drones
He and his kids googled "flying robot" and ended up building advanced technology on their dining room table.
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The Linux Foundation, which sponsors some development of the widely used operating system, announced the new open-source Dronecode software project. Dronecode brings a formal structure and oversight to two existing open-source drone projects, the APM/ArduPilotautopilot software and PX4 drone hardware.
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BARCELONA — Google is getting closer to officially launching its solar-powered drone program Project Titan and will send its first fleet into the sky sometime this year.
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In 2007 former Wired Magazine Editor Chris Anderson built a Lego mindstorms robot with his kids in an effort to get them interested in science. Two years later he founded 3DRobotics, now the largest
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By Frank Bi and Ryan Mac Less than two weeks after the Federal Aviation Administration unveiled its proposed regulations for commercial drones, one California-based drone company sealed its latest round of financing.
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3D printing can already create circuitry for some devices, including drones. Tomorrow, it could be smartphones.
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At REAL 2015, Chris Anderson of DIY Drones and 3D Robotics will discuss his work with drones and their impact on the public and global economy.
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News and articles on drones from all around the world
Rodolfo Adrian Hurtado Garcia's curator insight,
February 12, 2015 9:56 PM
Muy interesante, ya que se pueden utilizar de tal forma que entregue algun mensaje a cierta persona, para reproducir alguna pista de audio, entre otras cosas, ademas de ser una manera distinta de entregar dicho mensaje, ya que ademas de ser un objeto volador, ademas habla.
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Drones were one of the hot topics coming into CES, but the show itself didn’t actually feature any standout products. Many of the new drones we saw were little more than knockoffs of DJI’s extremely successful Phantom Vision line (though there were a few interestingexceptions). Maybe it’s no surprise then that the largest U.S.-based drone manufacturer, 3D Robotics, didn’t even have a booth at the show. Instead, 3D Robotics CEO Chris Anderson – the former editor-in-chief of Wired — toured the city with a drone in his backpack.
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Chris Anderson quit his job as WIRED's editor in chief to go full-time building and selling some of the world's coolest drones as co-founder and CEO of Berkeley-based 3D Robotics. Author of business-book classics The Long ...
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One weekend, Wired editor-in-chief Chris Anderson and his 9-year-old son hacked together a Lego Mindstorms with a model airplane—the first Lego drone. The re...
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Drones' dangers confronted by Chris Anderson of 3D Robotics - CBS News |
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A "golden age of personal videography" has been opened up by drones, but one of the aircraft's pioneers says there's a responsibility to regulate their use
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Meet the inventors, tinkerers, and entrepreneurs at the forefront of the flying-robot revolution.
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