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For first-time drone buyers, simplicity often trumps every other feature. The Bwine F7GIM leans into that promise with a friendly app, a fully automatic camera, and a folding design that begs to be carried on short trips—but it may hit buyers where it hurts: price. Recent Trends Beginners favor simple, auto cameras and easy setup...

DJI Neo 2 Compact Debuts in China, Global Rollout Soon

Could a drone fit in your pocket and still shoot cinema-grade footage? DJI just made that vision tangible with the Neo 2 Compact, a sub-250 gram flyer that aims to blend pocket portability with professional potential. For creators on the move, this device promises a new balance between travel lightness and image quality, a formula...

ParaZero Showcases Counter-Drone Tech at Milipol Paris

ParaZero Showcases Counter-Drone Tech at Milipol Paris The crowded halls of Milipol Paris 2025 became a stage for a quiet but impactful shift in how security teams can detect and neutralize rogue drones. Aboard the Israel Pavilion, ParaZero unveiled its DefendAir family as a practical, non-kinetic answer to growing urban and critical-infrastructure risks posed by...

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New Autonomy Breakthroughs in Drones This Week

A quiet shift is reshaping how we fly and rely on unmanned systems. Across sectors from infrastructure inspection to last-mile logistics, the drive to make drones more autonomous is crossing from niche capability to daily practice. Early tests showed promise; now operators expect reliable autopilots that can handle complex environments with minimal human input. this...

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AI-Driven BVLOS Push Reshapes Drone Industry News

Drone operators and regulators are converging on a new normal: beyond-visual-line-of-sight flights are moving from pilots and pilots-in-training to routine operations across multiple sectors. This week an interesting development is the push by authorities and industry groups to harmonize BVLOS waivers and safety cases, making it easier for qualified teams to run longer, more complex...

Drone Soccer Takes Flight in Malaysia

In a sunlit gym, tiny drones buzz through a circular cage as fans lean in, watching with the intensity of a traditional ball game. The sport is drone soccer: fast, tactical, and surprisingly accessible even to newcomers with the right coaching and gear. The action centers on five-player squads who pilot small drones through a...

Anduril Demonstrates First Uncrewed Jet Drone Flight

Uncrewed Jet Drone: Anduril’s First Autonomous Flight The runway lights up as a jet-powered, uncrewed aircraft lifts off without a human pilot. On a Friday test, Anduril Industries showcased a drone capable of managing flight controls and throttle adjustments under autonomous control. The moment is a tangible proof point for a broader shift in how...

GRDC invests in crop phenotyping drones and sensors

Funding fuels a national crop-phenotyping push In Australian fields, a data-driven revolution is quietly taking root as the Grains Research and Development Corporation (GRDC) announced a $4.5 million investment to scale high-tech drones and sensors for crop phenotyping. The program, run with the Australian Plant Phenomics Network (APPN) and supported by NCRIS, aims to standardize...

EU Expands Frontex Powers Against Drone Threats

Drone risk is not a distant threat in Europe. In the past year, drone sightings near airports and critical facilities have sharpened political focus on how quickly the bloc can respond. Now, several EU capitals are exploring broader powers for Frontex, the EU’s border agency, to counter drone threats before they disrupt transport, security, and...

Battery-Free Solar Drone Flies

DNT Editorial TeamDecember 20, 2025

A drone that runs on sunlight alone might sound like science fiction, yet a DIY engineer has demonstrated a working concept. Luke Maximo Bell unveiled a carbon fiber drone powered directly by a solar slat. The power source is a 27-panel array attached along the frame and connected with no energy storage on board. The...

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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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