Making it safe for drones to fly over people
February 20, 2019
Changes to the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) operational drone restriction were recently proposed in order to allow some […]
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Changes to the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) operational drone restriction were recently proposed in order to allow some […]
Drone Rescue will present its parachute systems DRS-5 and DRS-10 to the professional public for the first time […]
Q: How can positioning technology ensure safety for passengers of autonomous cars and for others on or near […]
Q: How will safety issues raised by increasing autonomous traffic — in the air and on roads — […]
Raytheon Company has launched its GEO 6 satellite payload into orbit for its 12-year mission. It is the […]
NovAtel Inc. announced a new initiative and engineering team to develop functionally safe GNSS positioning technology for fully […]
Hexagon AB has entered a strategic partnership with Huawei, an information and communications technology (ICT) company, to deliver smart city […]
It is refreshing to see such nascent technology as indoor location being used to enable accurate emergency services response. That’s what’s going on right now as beacons, Wi-Fi and other technology that works inside, where GPS doesn’t work, is being tested nationwide by companies hoping for government adoption. With new FCC regulations that are finally trying to keep up with commercial location products, it may be a reality soon. What really drove location into wireless handsets was the 1990s FCC regulations — will they now drive indoor positioning?
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