No more mystery drones? FAA proposes rule for drones to identify themselves

As a band of unknown drones flies across northeast Colorado and western Nebraska, the Federal Aviation Administration is proposing a new rule that would require most drones to be identifiable remotely.

The proposed rule change, announced Thursday, has been in the works for more than a year, FAA spokesman Ian Gregor said in an email Monday. The proposal would allow law enforcement, federal security agencies and the FAA to remotely identify drones that fly through their jurisdictions, the FAA said in a statement.

Such technology would prevent a repeat of the ongoing mystery in Northeast Colorado, where residents in five counties have spotted large drones flying in grid-like patterns in the evenings and nights for about two weeks.

Residents have called local authorities to report seeing groups of six to 10 drones hovering or cruising through the region between 7 and 10 p.m., usually flying a couple hundred feet in the air. The drones have also been spotted in Deuel County, Nebraska, au..

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Medical Drones Market Share, Size to Set Phenomenal Growth Top Companies, Demand, Opportunity, Business Strategies Forecast by 2025

Dec 31, 2019 (AmericaNewsHour) — MarketStudyReport.com Adds New Medical Drones Market 2019- 2025 research report providing information and By Application, By End-Use, Industry Analysis, Regional Outlook, Growth Potential, Price Trends, Competitive Market Share & Forecast spreading across 85 Pages with table and figures in it.
Blood transport segment will experience over 24% growth during the analysis time frame. Increase in number of deaths due to severe bleeding will expedite demand for medical drones. For instance, in March 2019, Matternet partnered with UPS to facilitate blood sample deliveries at WakeMed hospital in North Carolina, U.S. This partnership helped hospitals to provide quick treatments to patients suffering from severe blood loss. Increasing mortality due to blood loss and rising acceptance to medical drone delivery will surge the segmental growth.
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Most Accurate Fantasy Tennis Predictions and Picks Get ADVANCED Data Functionality

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Mysterious swarms of giant drones have started to appear in the Colorado and Nebraska night sky, and nobody knows where they’re coming from

ijiang@businessinsider.com (Irene Jiang)Business InsiderDecember 29, 2019Drones fly over the base during a light show at Travis Air Force Base, California, on July 5, 2018.MoreUS Air Force
Mysterious swarms of giant drones have dotted the Colorado and Nebraska night sky since last week, The Denver Post first reported.The drones appear and disappear at roughly the same time each night in swarms of at least 17 and up to 30. The drones appear to measure about 6 feet across.Local and federal government authorities say they have no idea where the drones are coming from. They do not appear to be malicious, however, and a drone expert says they appear to be searching or mapping out the area.Visit Businessinsider.com for more stories.Something strange has been happening in Eastern Colorado at night.
Since the week of Christmas, giant drones measuring up to 6 feet across have been spotted in the sky at night, sometimes in swarms as large as 30. The Denver Post first reported these mysterious dr..

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COMMENTARY: Drone incident at McCarran highlights need for more FAA funding

McCarran International Airport in Las Vegas, Thursday, Nov. 21, 2019. (Erik Verduzco / Las Vegas Review-Journal)
State legislators encounter complex statewide issues, but more often than not, the issues hit much closer to home. As elected officials, it is frustrating to identify a problem with no way of confronting it from your current position.

A stone’s throw away from my district is McCarran International Airport, where almost 50 million passengers travel annually. It is an airport that millions of Americans recognize with their Vegas revelry.

Recently, a tourist from California was fined $20,000 when a drone he was using to take photos of the High Roller Ferris wheel on the Strip went wildly out of control. It took beautiful aerial photos as it hovered over McCarran before coming to rest on a runway.

While that is terrifying enough, the FAA did not detect the registered device. It was found by airport employees. Further, when they went to identify the owner, the serial number on..

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Seoul to to innovative drone development in 2020

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Seoul to expand innovative drone development in 2020

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South Korea's science ministry said Sunday it will allocate 26.9 billion won ($23.2 million) in 2020 to further expand the countr..

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Peter Navarro: US responds to threat from Chinese drones – We’re rebuilding American drone industry

closeVideoDHS warns that Chinese-made drones are stealing dataFormer special ops intelligence analyst Brett Velicovich on how Americans can keep their information safe.
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Secretary of Interior David Bernhardt has grounded most of his agency’s fleet of more than 800 drones for national security reasons. The drones contain Chinese parts. He has also ordered that no new Chinese drones, or drones with Chinese components, be procured.
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Interior’s actions represent just the latest in a string of U.S. agencies acknowledging the risks of doing business with the Chinese surveillance state.
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The U.S. Army first stopped its use of drones from China’s Da Jiang Innovations in 2017. The Department of Defense followed in..

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1of8Autonomous drones prepared to race at the inaugural Artificial Intelligence Robotic Racing Circuit championship, called AlphaPilot for short. Nine teams competed in Austin, Texas on Dec. 6, 2019 for $1 million prize for developing the most advanced autonomous drone.2of8A Dutch team, Mavlab, won the inaugural Artificial Intelligence Robotic Racing Circuit, called AlphaPilot for short. They represented the Micro Air Vehicle Laboratory at the Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands, and their drone completed the Austin championship course in 12 seconds.3of8A Dutch team, Mavlab, won the inaugural Artificial Intelligence Robotic Racing Circuit, called AlphaPilot for short. They represented the Micro Air Vehicle Laboratory at the Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands, and their drone completed the Austin championship course in 12 seconds.4of8An example of the autonomous drone used for the AlphaPilot drone race sponsored by the Drone Racing League and Lockheed M..

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