drones

While they started out as weapons of war, drones have evolved to serve a variety of functions, from aerial cinematography to cargo delivery to a whole lot m... Read More...

With ever-lowering cost and ever-increasing functionality, drones are becoming key tools in a growing amount of industries. From inspecting tall structures ... Read More...

Most small drones are designed for recreational flying rather than filming aerial footage, since their size doesn’t exactly make them suited for carrying re... Read More...

It looks like any ordinary drone you can use for shooting aerial photos and videos. Except, the Nimbus 195 is designed to be practically indestructible, so ... Read More...

We already know the next frontier for drones is package deliveries, allowing you to get your clothes, food, and groceries delivered by a flying automaton. W... Read More...

There’s a growing number of rifle-like weapons aimed at disabling a drone flying over your property. Problem is, they usually require the drone to be at clo... Read More...

There are plenty of affordable toy drones for those who like to fly them for leisure rather than shooting photos and videos. The Airblock is one of them. Un... Read More...

It’s not the first small drone dedicated to shooting nothing but selfies. The AirSelfie, though, is designed to stow away right on the back of your phone, a... Read More...

For all intents and purposes, DJI’s Phantom 4 remains the top dog of the consumer drone market. It’s just that good. Despite that, DJI isn’t waiting around ... Read More...

Most drones are piloted using joystick controllers no different from the ones people use to fly RC planes and helicopters. And while it works well enough, d... Read More...

We’ve already seen handheld weapons that let you shoot targeted pulses at drones to keep them from entering your airspace. While awesome, wouldn’t you rathe... Read More...

There was a time when drones took pretty shaky videos. We fixed that. There was a time when they had to be piloted every step of the way. We fixed that. Now... Read More...

We’ve seen several demos of wireless power transfer before. With the technology at its infancy, though, the whole thing just feels underwhelming.  While thi... Read More...

Like other professional-grade drones, the ProDrone PD6B-AW-ARM can handle payloads of up to 22 pounds, allowing it to carry large cameras and heavy packages... Read More...

The current generation of high-end drones are pretty awesome, allowing you to take aerial shots that are truly professional-grade. Truth be told, though, mo... Read More...

If you’re going to be flying a drone in the park, why not make it the most ridiculous-looking drone in the park? And as far as flying automatons go, there s... Read More...

Follow-me is far from a newfangled drone feature, with almost every new commercial drone coming out being equipped with some variant of the tech. The Staake... Read More...

Most people fly drones for photography, since they offer the most accessible way to get aerial photos and videos. Let’s be honest, though, it’s a flying mac... Read More...

From the GoPro Omni to the Lytro Immerge to everything in between, we’ve seen a growing number of 360-degree cameras for capturing VR-ready content. And, ye... Read More...

“Follow-me” isn’t exactly a new feature among drones, as we’ve seen models implement some version of the capability over the past couple of years. Unlike ot... Read More...

It’s far from the first underwater drone in the market. It’s not the cheapest either (OpenROV owns that category). The SeaDrone, however, might offer the pe... Read More...

If you fly drones, then you know the deal: you need to avoid landing on bodies of water at all costs. Unless you’re flying a specialty amphibious drone, doi... Read More...

Yes, you can use any drone to shoot aerial videos. If you want cinema-grade footage, though, you’re going to need a drone with enough lift to carry heavier ... Read More...