Their ascent to popularity was just as fast as the advancement of the technical capabilities on consumer drones, especially those that don’t typically require a license or registration to operate.

The Malheur Maker Faire 2025 had a little bit of science, technology, engineering and math for everyone. Among some of the ...

This story appears in the June 2017 issue of National Geographic magazine. Drones were created as a tool of combat: Militaries use them to spy and even to assassinate. But as with so much military ...

Kenya is among African countries expected to soon start delivery of medical products using drones. Feller Rinaudo, the Chief Executive Officer and Co-founder of Zipline International, an American ...

That’s an enviable achievement for any fast-food operation ... These days, the chain sends out traffic-analysis teams that use drones to capture aerial footage, which team members splice ...