Sentences with phrase «drone use in the country»

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JD.com, the country's biggest online direct retailer and Alibaba's top rival, said it tested delivery by drone to customers in four rural areas in what the company believed to be the first commercial use of such service.

Beginning in the first quarter of 2018, the Tanzanian government will begin using drones to make up to 2,000 life - saving deliveries per day to over one thousand health facilities, serving 10 million people across the country.

Segura flipped on the game and saw her country reflected like never before in the faces of its team: Jewish Mexican - American Jonathan Bornstein, Jersey boy Michael Bradley and Nigerian - American Oguchi Onyewu placing their hands over their hearts during The Star - Spangled Banner even as the Obama Administration announced plans to use drones along the southern border that the relatives of U.S. players José Torres and Herculez Gomez had crossed.

A former Minister of Lands and Natural Resources, Inusah Fuseini, has lamented that he did not get the necessary support from stakeholders when he tried waging war on illegal mining in the country with the use of drones.

He said the amount will be used for the procurement of modern policing equipment and gadgets including helicopters and drones to enhance the capacity of the service in dealing with crime in the country.

As the U.S. government draws up plans to use surveillance drones in domestic airspace, opposition to what many consider an unwarranted and significant invasion of privacy is mounting across the country, from rural Virginia to techopolis Seattle.

Some of the first uses of the technology may be to make small, robotic aircraft — «super-efficient long - range drones,» Gershenfeld says, that could be used in developing countries as a way of delivering medicines to remote areas.

Of course, the so - called «permanent» war on terrorism can be waged on sovereign countries with the use of drones, for surveillance, or weaponized in the case of the «grunts» of the drone world, the Predator and the Reaper.

The UK's aviation safety agency, the CAA, will be involved in helping work out safety rules for flying the drones beyond line of sight and the government, as well as those of other countries watching, will be using the outcome of these trials to refine drone regulations.

When McIntyre posted templates and asked his drones to submit them with any 5 countries filled in, there was no chance that that data would have an actual research use.

In this country, however, commercial organizations can already apply to Transport Canada for licences to use drones or «unmanned air vehicles.»