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Remotely Piloted Systems
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This is a media curation page for the PIRatE Lab's AARR Program. We are developing practical, low cost programs to monitor resources in our coastal zone (the land near the ocean and the ocean near the land) with Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs aka "drones") overhead and subtidal Remotely Operated Vehicles (ROVs) . Enjoy!!
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A video posted by the campaign group Heathrow Pause shows activists about to launch drones near the West London airport. But when they try, none work. 
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Student drone teams wow government and industry at a competition hosted by ASU’s Research Enterprise showing the future of search and rescue.
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Drone Rescue Systems is an Austrian-based company that has developed an ingenious parachute system to keep drones from crashing. Via Mauricio De Haro
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No denying this one has got the conjecture fest going on the boards and in the forums. We are starting to see a new pattern of drone sightings being tried in the court of social media. The result is whipping up concerns in the press and even the advocacy groups are calling for stiff enforcement …
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This is a friendly infographic with 10 of the most important FAA drone rules that you need to follow to stay out of trouble.
PIRatE Labs insight:
From Jose
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While the Denver Fire Department continues to use UAVs to fight fires, the Denver PD will end its drone program.
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BELTSVILLE, Maryland, May 3, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- Digital Global Systems to Showcase Advanced Anti Drone Technology at NCS4 UAV Innovation and Technology Forum.
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Drone Rescue Systems is an Austrian-based company that has developed an ingenious parachute system to keep drones from crashing.
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Montana Tech students are on the cutting edge of drone technology, and it's fitting for Butte.A group of students is researching how to use drones to keep miners and construction workers safe. The students are flying them underground, and they believe it c
Josiah Latthithams insight:
Research group uses drone tech (uninhibited by proximity constraints) to survey underground areas for safety of miners. 1
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