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New Ugandan radio stations run on sun, smartphones and buckets

New Ugandan radio stations run on sun, smartphones and buckets

27 May 2015

Bare-bones radio stations, which use smartphones as their DJ booths, are setting information free in rural Uganda


The no-drone zone: How to stop UAVs spying on us from above

The no-drone zone: How to stop UAVs spying on us from above

28 April 2015

From politicians to celebrities, there are plenty of people who want to stop drones watching their every move. Now they have ways of doing so


Smart drones that think and learn like us to launch this year

Smart drones that think and learn like us to launch this year

15 April 2015

Mini drones with neural hardware that works like a brain could be in the skies within months – and carry out door-to-door deliveries or monitor crops


Drones cleared to check power lines after outages

Drones cleared to check power lines after outages

25 March 2015

Electricity firm Commonwealth Edison, based in Illinois, become the first in the US to get permission to start sending drones to inspect damaged power lines


Falcons learn to hunt by chasing drones

Falcons learn to hunt by chasing drones

18 March 2015

The ancient sport of falconry is embracing high-tech hunting, with falconers using robots to train their birds. The move could help conservation efforts


One Per Cent

One Per Cent

11 February 2015

DARPA plans to send satellites into orbit form the back of a plane and people in the US are open to drone use - as long as it's not by their neighbours


One Per Cent

One Per Cent

4 February 2015

Virtual reality at the Sundance Film Festival, and Japanese hotel to open with robot staff


Bio-drone simply melts away when it crashes

Bio-drone simply melts away when it crashes

12 November 2014

Researchers have built the first "biological" drone, an autonomous aerial vehicle stitched together largely with materials from living things


Fly in the face of danger with first-person drone view

Fly in the face of danger with first-person drone view

15 October 2014

Zip past obstacles at 160 kilometres an hour but without risking life and limb – the immersive sport of first-person video drone racing makes it possible


World's first space detective agency launched

World's first space detective agency launched

8 October 2014

Satellite and drone images are increasingly being used as evidence in court. Now two experts in the field have started a specialist agency


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