Sentences with phrase «other drones use»

While other drones use WiFi to connect to your smartphone, take photos, or even use it as a remote, none of the racing drones we reviewed have WiFi.

The rules that FAA is developing are intended to give commercial and other drone uses more clear - cut guidelines for what's OK, an expanded approach from today's case - by - case approval system.

Not exact matches

Current rules do not let people fly drones beyond the line of sight of human operators and over people's heads in public places, which limits companies like Amazon (amzn) and Google (goog) from using drones to deliver goods, among other business uses, beyond testing.

Relying on other states to deal with threats within their own territory and using Special Operations Forces and covert action as a complement to partner forces means a minimal role for drone strikes.

In multiple cases, drones being used to transport drugs, weapons and tools, and other contraband into US prisons have crashed.

Similarly, the relatively lower strike numbers for the F - 22 stealth fighter and the MQ - 1 and MQ - 9 drones may be attributed to the fact that they're often used for intelligence, reconnaissance and surveillance to relay to other platforms and the Combined Air and Space Operations Center.

The Swiss Post did not say how far away are the hospitals from each other, but it's likely to be less than 12 miles since that's how far the Matternet drones used in the tests can travel without being charged.

In Amazon's world, the drones it and others use will be highly sophisticated, safe, and autonomous.

Use the drone's Watch Me mode to seamlessly capture video of you biking, running or participating in other fast - moving activities.

The company has conducted drone tests before, and is weighing other uses for the technology, such as in inventory control and helping inspect planes and vehicles within hangars and warehouses.

The FAA is considering approving drone use for seven companies in the TV and film industry, which could open the door for exemptions in other industries.

«This is a concerning rate,» Dedrone CEO Jorg Lamprecht told CNBC, «especially in light of international incidents where drones have crashed into other aircraft, and been used by terrorists, and used in other illicit activities.»

«We want to bring connectivity to the world,» said Jay Parikh, a Facebook vice president for engineering who oversees the company's plans to use drones, satellites and other technology to connect the developing world.

The result is the use of big data, artificial wisdom, drones, and other tools we are familiar with from other branches of technology for the purpose of improving food crops.

State statutes restrict the use of drones by law enforcement, the use of drones over critical infrastructure, and flights over private property, among other types of operations.

Clearing this regulatory hurdle means that by early next year, Matternet partner Swiss Post plans to use the drones to deliver blood samples and other small parcels between hospitals in Lugano, a smaller city with a population of about 56,000.

I would imagine both sides could claim defense of their way of life, both could say they only do what they do to defend themselves from the other and each will claim the other is the bad guy and the way the other fights is cowardly - they use bomber vests, we use unmanned drones - one willing to give their lives the other not.

Characters in zombie films are willing to do terrible things to each other because of the fear of zombies and the urge for self preservation, while, in the real world, things like the use of torture (or «advanced interrogation»), preemptive war and drone strikes were being debated as options to fight a threat even scarier than zombies: terrorism.

Robert T. Miller examines the morality of using unmanned robotic drones: Although the machines involved are extraordinarily dangerous, the moral principle governing their use is perfectly ordinary: It is the familiar one that human beings should engage in an activity that poses dangers to others....

The law proposed by Albany County legislators would ban all drones, other than the ones used for government purposes.

The US is providing aerial fuelling facilities and could offer the use of surveillance drones, while other countries are pledging little more than logistical support and a pat on the back.

Terrorists have grown increasingly inventive with their use of drones — and NYPD officials fear they could start using them to execute attacks in the Big Apple and other American...

Drones currently use simple proximity sensors to avoid hitting other objects, but they are not sophisticated enough to communicate with each other.

While it's pricier than some other drones, you'll be able to use this pro-level quadcopter for years to come.

If your UAV weighs over 55 pounds and if you plan to use your drone commercially, other rules apply.

It's also the best drone for real estate and other professional uses.

«This energy saving opens up a world of new possibilities for surveillance and other uses, from robots and drones to the next generation of retinal implants,» she said.

Meanwhile, President Obama signed a law in February 2012 that gives the FAA until September 2015 to draw up rules that dictate how law enforcement, the military and other entities may use drones in U.S. airspace.

So I'll just have to find other ways to make use of the tiny airborne drone that will almost certainly be at my beck and call in the not - too - distant future.

Similar drones have been used around the world to help conserve other endangered species.

A Dutch TV crew had set out to make a public relations documentary of the troop — part of several groundbreaking studies since it formed in 1971 — and tried to use a drone to capture close - ups and overhead shots of Tushi and the other chimps.

Indonesia's Vulcanology and Geological Disaster Mitigation Centre (PVMBG), which is using drones, satellite imagery and other equipment, said predictions were difficult in the absence of instrumental recordings from the last eruption 54 years ago.

Knols has since championed other schemes; using drones to spray insecticides, for instance, or letting a fungus kill mosquitoes.

These scientists use drones for their own research, share their drone designs with others, build drones for other conservation organizations, and teach people how to use them.

Early on, Glover is shown playing with a drone, so we assume that it will later be used to get the upper hand on Eddie and the others.

The other attempts to transpose Hooper's film to the 21st century — using the eerie feedback from an iPhone as a detector for poltergeist activity, sending a camera - equipped drone to explore the astral plane — fail to add anything meaningful.

In other uses, drones are being used to video some football teams» practices and CNN is hoping to soon use drone technology during live news event.

The STEM - themed camps, including esports and GIS mapping using drones, will be held on the Harrisburg University campus and at other locations throughout the state.

While drones, augmented reality, flexible seating environments, mobile makerspaces, 3D printers, coding, and Virtual Reality are some of the tools students use, it is the pedagogical shift outlined in his book, «Renegade Leadership,» that is inspiring countless other educators to transform learning as well.

In other words, if you'd like to use your drone or unmanned small aircraft to move things from point A to point B, you probably need a commercial policy of some sort.

The Golden Gate Bridge, Highway, and Transportation District manages the bridge, and it also prohibits the use of drones on the Golden Gate Bridge and other district property (the Golden Gate Bridge Welcome Center, for example).

For example, when the ability to turn civilian humans into drones is introduced, the way that the drones can be used to distract other humans is covered in detail, but the fact that the drone will eventually be detected and destroyed is not.

Subaeria «s single player campaign stimulates players to use their logic senses along with the help of their drone to defeat swarms of enemy automatons and lead them to destroy each other.

Players will have two options for controlling their drones, either by the gyroscope on the handset, or using a virtual D - Pad, along with a few other options for successful navigation.

- the protagonist meets Tico, a mysterious bird - like creature - Tico leads you to the World of Icarnus, a truly magical place where the Incarnus live - monsters here are huge and they also drop a lot more items than regular monsters - in some places, you will be able to witness monsters fighting each other - use your drone to watch the fight from up close, but from a safe distance - there's a mysterious village that seems to be abandoned - there are some facilities in there run by Incarnus - there's a store run by a frog - like Incarnus, which stocks some rare items - this village has a strange structure that looks like an altar - the Incarnus are said to be pretty close to the gods

Combining platform and clever puzzle gameplay mechanics with roguelike elements, Subaeria's single player campaign stimulates players to use their logical senses with the help of their drone to defeat swarm of adversary robots and lead them to destroy each other.

While it is possible to get through the game without ever or regularly using the drone, to give players a bigger challenge, it's still a very helpful tool to help other players to get through missions in the most safe and efficient way as the drone allows players to know what they're up against in missions and approach and tackle them accordingly.

The main campaign is quite lengthy and around the 20 hour mark, but aside that there's loads of other activities to get involved with, from the branching side quests to taking part in races using cars, boats, bikes even drones.

You can not control the drone's path directly, and instead use other objects that pull the drone towards them.

In Alone With You, there are more than 12 missions where you explore, use your scanner, engage in conversation, dig up old artifacts, ride rickety elevators, figure out pass codes, fix drones, and piece together dozens of intertwining narratives, among many other things.