All these uses have one thing in common: The drone’s human operator is required by law to be able to see the drone at all times. Why? The answer is simple: to make sure the drone doesn’t hit anything.

Obstacle avoidance is a crucial piece of technology for drones, but commercially-available systems just aren’t fast enough for some situations. Now, engineers at the University of Zurich have ...

Using Obstacle Avoidance is incredibly easy and is switched on by default on compatible DJI drones. It’s activated, adjusted ...

The world’s first drone deliveries have begun trial runs in the United Kingdom and the U.S. Once primarily used by militaries, small quadcopter and octocopter drones are now so commonplace, they are ...

Discover how Physical AI home robots 2026 navigation works with iRobot Roomba on‑device AI mapping, robot vacuum SLAM obstacle avoidance, and data‑efficient navigation AI. Pixabay, NickyPe In 2026, ...

Venus hasn’t received nearly the same attention from space programs as Mars, largely due to its exceedingly hostile environment. Most electronics wouldn’t survive the 462 °C heat, never mind the ...

Amazon today announced Astro, a helpful, adorable little robot for use throughout the home. It was without a doubt the most polarizing announcement at Amazon’s fall event. Unlike many other devices we ...

Michael Braasch has received funding from the FAA and NASA for drone research. All these uses have one thing in common: The drone’s human operator is required by law to be able to see the drone at all ...