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Air-chaeological drones search for ancient treasures

Air-chaeological drones search for ancient treasures

24 September 2014

A pair of drones is flying over ancient Greek cities, building precise 3D maps and searching for clues to still-buried artefacts


US opens 'drone zones' for a year of pioneer testing

US opens 'drone zones' for a year of pioneer testing

17 September 2014

From farming to firefighting, drones will soon fly into everyday life in the US – the Federal Aviation Administration has six flight zones paving the way


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One Per Cent

25 June 2014

Real recoil from Oculus Rift "gun", this a job for danger drone, I spy a nosy neighbour


Methane leak? Robot sniffer dog is on the case

Methane leak? Robot sniffer dog is on the case

4 June 2014

Gasbot and machines like it could one day be used to sniff out dangerous emissions in landfills, mines and even city streets


Flying 3D printer could seal off nuclear waste

Flying 3D printer could seal off nuclear waste

7 May 2014

An autonomous mini-helicopter can smother a container with foam before a second lifts it out of hard-to-reach spots


Armed Russian robocops to defend missile bases

Armed Russian robocops to defend missile bases

23 April 2014

Russia is using gun-toting robot sentries to defend its army bases and shoot intruders


Robots with human-like brains to take on Mars unaided

Robots with human-like brains to take on Mars unaided

19 February 2014

Processors used in gaming and supercomputers could give robots much more human-like minds, enabling them to navigate the skies and explore Mars autonomously


Elephants and rhinos benefit from drone surveillance

Elephants and rhinos benefit from drone surveillance

12 February 2014

Drones offer a highly effective way to catch wildlife criminals in the act, the Namibian government has concluded after testing the technology


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One Per Cent

29 January 2014

Smart elevators, abseiling robots, and more


Moth drone stays rock steady in gale-force winds

Moth drone stays rock steady in gale-force winds

15 January 2014

By mimicking how a moth moves, a quadcopter can hover and fly even in high winds – perfect for surveillance


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