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Regulators in Washington are moving to reshape the drone market as the fate of DJI devices in the United States hangs in the balance. The Federal Communications Commission has taken a bold step that could let it retroactively bar equipment deemed a national-security risk. A final decision could curb new DJI sales, while leaving current...

Canada expands drone rules to boost professional operators

For professional drone operators in Canada, today brings a notable shift in how, where, and why you can fly. Transport Canada’s updated rules go into effect, promising more flexible operations while preserving strong safety guardrails. Recent Trends Canada’s move mirrors global push to expand professional drone use Demand grows in inspection, surveying, media, and agriculture...

DJI US Ban Risk: What It Means for Drones

DJI US ban risk The possibility that DJI’s drones could be barred from the United States has shifted from rumor to policy-pivot discourse. Regulators are weighing a complex mix of national-security concerns, legal authorities, and market impacts. The stakes go beyond one brand; a ban would ripple through consumers, photographers, construction crews, emergency responders, and...

Cooperative Drone Swarms Enable Heavy Payload Lifts

Half a dozen tiny aircraft, working in concert, can lift a load that would stump a crane. This is the promise of cooperative drone swarms, a field that just took a big step forward thanks to new research from TU Delft. Recent Trends Swarm robotics advancing payload capability Laboratories moving toward field tests Industrial logistics...

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AI-Driven Drones Expand Civil Applications

In the bustle of city skies, AI-powered drones are expanding what is possible for inspections, delivery, and emergency response. Operators report faster data gathering, safer flights, and the chance to replace risky manual work with autonomous systems. This is today’s drone market update for industry professionals. This week an interesting development is the shift toward...

Drone ETF Debuts Expanding Investor Insight

A new drone-focused ETF began trading, signaling that unmanned tech is migrating from a niche story to a tradable investment theme. The launch arrives as investors seek clearer access to the drone ecosystem, spanning hardware, software, and services tied to flying systems. While the sector remains volatile and fragmented, this move suggests more readers in...

AI, Drones and Data to Drive Oil and Gas Efficiency

AI in oil and gas In Lagos, a quiet shift is reshaping Nigeria’s energy frontier. Firms are layering AI analytics, drone-enabled inspection, and integrated data platforms to cut costs and boost safety across oil and gas operations. Recent Trends AI-driven predictive maintenance expanding across Nigeria’s oil fields Drone surveillance expanding facility inspections Shared digital infrastructure...

FCC Vote Advances DJI Import Ban: What It Means

A quiet room in Washington lit up with the sound of a 3-0 vote that could reshape what drones land in the United States. The FCC has empowered itself to retroactively ban devices and radio components that regulators later deem a national security risk, a move tightly intertwined with broader tech sanctions and security policy....

EU Weighs Expanded Frontex Powers to Counter Drones

When a small drone drifted over Belgian airspace this summer, it wasn’t just a curiosity. It underscored a growing reality: drone activity near critical assets is accelerating, and policymakers are racing to catch up. The European Union is weighing how far Frontex, the bloc’s border agency, should go in countering unmanned aircraft as part of...

PSCA Unveils Docking Drone System in Lahore

DNT Editorial TeamDecember 20, 2025

Inside a bright Lahore hangar, a cargo drone glides toward a gleaming docking pad and settles into a quiet charge. The moment is more than a demo; it signals that city-scale drone operations are moving from curiosity to routine logistics. The docking drone system on display links automated landing, power replenishment, and rapid maintenance checks...

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AI Drone Autonomy Reshapes Drone Operations

Under a pale morning sun, a drone hovers over a wind-swept facility, its motors quiet as an onboard AI maps every obstacle and wind gust. The scene is increasingly common in the drone world where ai drone autonomy transitions from novelty to normal. Operators are pushing beyond line-of-sight chores to complex tasks that demand split-second...

Antigravity A1 Debuts as 8K 360 Camera Drone

8K 360 Drones Bring Immersive Footage to the Masses A drone that blends a 360-degree camera with immersive flight is capturing attention in the creator community. Antigravity has just unveiled the A1, a compact platform pitched as an all-in-one solution for 360 capture and hands-free storytelling. The device promises not only unique angles but a...

XTEND C2 integration expands Skunk Works MDCX capabilities

XTEND C2 integration expands Skunk Works MDCX capabilities One operator could soon command a mixed fleet of drones from a single console, a shift that could redefine how missions are planned and executed. Lockheed Martin’s Skunk Works has integrated XTEND’s drone command-and-control software into the MDCX autonomy platform, creating a unified control spine that keeps...

Guangdong Cross-Strait Drone Trial Delivers in 20 Minutes

At Xuwen Port in Guangdong, a drone climbs into the sky and hints at a future where coastal logistics are measured in minutes, not hours. The test corridor across the Qiongzhou Strait links Guangdong with Hainan, a hub that handles most of the island’s daily supplies. In the latest results, air deliveries cut the traditional...

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