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The Hidden Cost of Overreliance on Hope in Drone Operations — and the Standards That Can Fix It
Feb 9, 2026
35m 33s
How NYPA is Using Drones to Modernize Operations and Protect Workers with Peter Kalaitzidis
Dec 2, 2025
24m 42s
The Drone Strategy Behind Verizon’s ROI, Safety Standards, and National Response with Scott Forbes
Nov 19, 2025
31m 07s
The Drone Dominance Warning for US Tech Leaders to Stop Falling Behind China with Bobby Sakaki
Oct 23, 2025
5m 11s
The US Drone Industry Is Heading for Collapse Unless Founders Fix This with Christian Stallings
Oct 22, 2025
10m 17s
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| Date | Episode | Topics | Guests | Brands | Places | Keywords | Sponsor | Length | |
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| 2/9/26 | ![]() The Hidden Cost of Overreliance on Hope in Drone Operations — and the Standards That Can Fix It✨ | drone industry standardssafety in drone operations+4 | Brandon Beal | Elevation Aerial ApplicationThe Drone Strategist+1 | — | drone operationssafety standards+6 | — | 35m 33s | |
| 12/2/25 | ![]() How NYPA is Using Drones to Modernize Operations and Protect Workers with Peter Kalaitzidis✨ | dronesutility inspections+4 | Peter Kalaitzidis | New York Power AuthorityMedia Hub | — | dronesNYPA+5 | — | 24m 42s | |
| 11/19/25 | ![]() The Drone Strategy Behind Verizon’s ROI, Safety Standards, and National Response with Scott Forbes✨ | drone safetycorporate drone programs+3 | Scott Forbes | HAWK DroneVerizon+2 | — | drone programsafety standards+3 | — | 31m 07s | |
| 10/23/25 | ![]() The Drone Dominance Warning for US Tech Leaders to Stop Falling Behind China with Bobby Sakaki✨ | drone industryUS government investment+4 | Bobby Sakaki | UAS NexusSkydio+1 | Las Vegas, Nevada | drone programROI+5 | Enterprise Drone Program Maturity Assessment | 5m 11s | |
| 10/22/25 | ![]() The US Drone Industry Is Heading for Collapse Unless Founders Fix This with Christian Stallings✨ | drone industrygeopolitical pressures+3 | Christian Stallings | Vertical AspectUS Drone Industry+1 | Las Vegas, Nevada | drone programROI+5 | Enterprise Drone Program Maturity Assessment | 10m 17s | |
| 10/21/25 | ![]() How Drone Founders Can Avoid the FAA Hype and Build Real Businesses with Isaac Piche✨ | drone industryFAA regulations+4 | Isaac Piche | Quanta Aviation ServicesFAA+2 | — | drone programFAA+5 | Enterprise Drone Program Maturity Assessment | 12m 23s | |
| 10/20/25 | ![]() How Drone Startups Fail by Betting on Regulations, Not Revenue, with Bill Daggett✨ | drone industrystartup challenges+3 | Bill Daggett | Delta Advisory Group | Las Vegas, Nevada | drone startupsregulations+3 | — | 9m 41s | |
| 10/16/25 | ![]() Why Most Drone Programs Fail for Enterprise Leaders to Build the Right Strategy with Nicole Corder✨ | drone strategyenterprise drone programs+4 | Nicole Corder | Drone Ops USA | Las Vegas, Nevada | drone programsenterprise strategy+5 | — | 6m 24s | |
| 10/15/25 | ![]() What the Drone Industry Still Gets Wrong About Connectivity with Robb Monkman✨ | drone connectivityBVLOS operations+3 | Robb Monkman | TealFAA | — | drone industryconnectivity+5 | Enterprise Drone Program Maturity Assessment | 8m 21s | |
| 10/14/25 | ![]() How the Drone Industry Fails by Pretending It’s One Market with Stan Khlevner✨ | drone industryenterprise drone programs+3 | Stan Khlevner | Remote OpticsCommercial UAV Expo | — | drone industryenterprise drone program+3 | Enterprise Drone Program Maturity Assessment | 9m 45s | |
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| 10/9/25 | ![]() Why Drone Startups Fail to Build Simple Tools Surveyors Actually Use with Scott Harrigan | Unlock millions in ROI from your enterprise drone program.Our FREE Enterprise Drone Program Maturity Assessment benchmarks your program against best practices and reveals the strategic initiatives needed to scale.Get your free assessment now! 👉 https://bit.ly/droneprogram-maturity-assessment—————————————In this episode of the Do You Know Drones podcast, host Jason San Souci interviews Scott Harrigan, the owner of Harris Aerial, live from the Commercial UAV Expo in Las Vegas, Nevada. The conversation focuses on a key mistake the drone industry is making: building drones for "drone nerds" rather than for the end-users they are meant to serve. Scott, with his background as a mechanical engineer at a civil firm, explains that drones are just one of many tools in a workflow, like mapping or surveying. He argues that companies often fail by trying to build a single drone for multiple, disparate applications, such as for both firefighters and surveyors, when the needs for each are completely different. The industry needs to focus on creating simpler, more precise tools that fit into an existing workflow instead of forcing a workflow to change for the drone.🔑 Key Takeaways:The drone industry's main mistake is building drones for other "drone nerds" instead of making them user-friendly tools for specific professionals like surveyors.The conversation emphasizes that a drone should be viewed as a tool, or a "hammer," within a larger workflow, not the central component of a program.Companies that try to make one drone for many different use cases (e.g., both fire/police and surveying) are failing because the requirements for each are contradictory.The industry is still "chasing a lot of shiny things" rather than focusing on strategic, practical solutions.⌛ Timestamps:[00:00:00] - Introduction to the podcast and the host, Jason San Souci, at the Commercial UAV Expo.[00:01:03] - Introduction of the guest, Scott Harrigan, owner of Harris Aerial.[00:02:12] - Scott answers the question about what the drone industry is getting wrong, stating that they build drones for "drone nerds".[00:02:45] - Scott explains that a drone is just one of many tools in a workflow.[00:03:27] - The conversation touches on how it's no longer enough to just say "we do X with drones" to attract investors; practical questions about cost and functionality are now more important.[00:04:15] - Jason reinforces Scott's point with a house-building analogy, where the drone is just a "hammer".Follow the Guest Scott Harrigan:👉 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/scottharriganmapping/Follow the Host Jason San Souci:👉 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jasonsansouci/🔗 More from Do You Know Drones:👉 Website: https://www.droneopsusa.com 👉 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/afe-advisor-llc/ 👉 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dykdrones/# 👉 X(Twitter): https://x.com/DronesDyk 👉 Email: dykdrones@gmail.comFollow the Podcast: 👉 Apple Podcast:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/do-you-know-drones/id1479307112👉 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@DoYouKnowDrones#drones #CommercialUAVExpo #ScottHarrigan #HarrisAerial #UAS #dronetechnology #businessstrategy #dronenerds #dronesasools | — | ||||||
| 10/8/25 | ![]() The FAA Part 108 for Drone Founders to Fix Scaling Mistakes and Build Real Growth with Nate Ernst | Unlock millions in ROI from your enterprise drone program.Our FREE Enterprise Drone Program Maturity Assessment benchmarks your program against best practices and reveals the strategic initiatives needed to scale.Get your free assessment now! 👉 https://bit.ly/droneprogram-maturity-assessment—————————————In this episode of the Do You Know Drones podcast, host Jason San Souci interviews Nate Ernst, the founder and CEO of The Tachyon Group, live from the Commercial UAV Expo in Las Vegas, Nevada. The conversation addresses a critical issue the drone industry has faced for over 15 years: scaling based on a false narrative about regulatory progress. Ernst points out that companies built their brands on the incorrect assumption that regulations like Part 108 would arrive within six months, leading to consolidation and bankruptcies. With Part 108 finally here, the industry has a "second chance to get it right" by providing comments to the FAA to help shape the final rule and enable correct scaling.🔑 Key Takeaways:The interview is a live micro-episode recorded from the Commercial UAV Expo in Las Vegas, Nevada.The primary mistake the drone industry made was scaling based on the false narrative that beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS) regulations would be approved in six months.This led to many companies building their brands and seeking large investments on a promise that didn't materialize, resulting in significant industry attrition and bankruptcies.With the proposed Part 108 rule for BVLOS now official, the industry has a second chance to "fix" past mistakes by providing comments to the FAA.The host and guest emphasize that everyone in the industry should provide personalized comments to the FAA to help shape the "Holy Grail of Part 108".⌛ Timestamps:[00:00:00] - Introduction to the podcast and the host, Jason San Souci, at the Commercial UAV Expo.[00:01:12] - Introduction of the guest, Nate Ernst, founder and CEO of The Tachyon Group.[00:01:54] - Jason asks Nate the one question: what the drone industry is getting wrong.[00:02:12] - Nate explains the mistake of scaling on a false narrative about future regulations.[00:03:30] - Nate describes the consequences of this mistake, including bankruptcies and consolidation, and highlights the opportunity to get it right with Part 108.[00:05:36] - Nate calls this "the industry's second chance to get it right".[00:05:51] - Nate stresses the importance of commenting on Part 108.[00:06:40] - Jason advises listeners to personalize their comments and tell their own story.Follow the Guest Nate Ernst:👉 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nathanernst/Follow the Host Jason San Souci:👉 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jasonsansouci/🔗 More from Do You Know Drones:👉 Website: https://www.droneopsusa.com/ 👉 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/afe-advisor-llc/ 👉 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dykdrones/# 👉 X(Twitter): https://x.com/DronesDyk 👉 Email: dykdrones@gmail.comFollow the Podcast: 👉 Apple Podcast:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/do-you-know-drones/id1479307112 👉 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@DoYouKnowDrones#drones #CommercialUAVExpo #NateErnst #TheTachyonGroup #UAS #Part108 #FAARegulations #droneindustry | — | ||||||
| 9/18/25 | ![]() Drone Tech in Agriculture for Farmers to Improve Pest Control & BVLOS Delivery with Bryan McCornack | Unlock millions in ROI from your enterprise drone program.Our FREE Enterprise Drone Program Maturity Assessment benchmarks your program against best practices and reveals the strategic initiatives needed to scale.Get your free assessment now! 👉 https://bit.ly/droneprogram-maturity-assessment —----------------------------In this episode of the Do You Know Drones podcast, host Jason San Souci interviews Dr. Brian McCormick, an entomologist from Kansas State University's Institute for Digital Agriculture and Advanced Analytics (ID3A), at the Kelly Hills Unmanned Ag Field Day. Dr. McCormick highlights the potential for drones to be more than just imaging tools, referring to them as the "Swiss Army knife of the sky". The conversation explores the future trajectory of drone technology beyond simple picture-taking and spraying. The discussion also covers the challenge of scaling drone technology for large-scale crop production and the need for a new generation of pilots.🔑 Key Takeaways: Dr. Brian McCormick from Kansas State University's Institute for Digital Agriculture and Advanced Analytics (ID3A) views drones as the "Swiss Army knife of the sky," capable of more than just imaging.Beyond photography, drones have a variety of applications, such as applying essential products for crop production, dropping sensors to collect data in remote areas, and even delivering anti-venom in rural areas.Dr. McCormick's team is exploring novel applications for drones, including deploying pheromone disruptors to "mess with bugs' brains".One of the key challenges for the drone industry is scaling operations, as current pilot demographics are aging, creating a need for a new generation of pilots.While it is difficult to predict exactly where drone technology will be in the next 3 to 5 years due to constantly evolving policy and industry needs, the industry is still in its early stages.According to Jason San Souci, the true sign of success for drone technology will be when it "disappears" and is simply seen as a tool, becoming a part of everyday life.Disruption in technology forces a need for novel solutions and different ways of thinking, which is not always comfortable but is necessary for growth.⌛ Timestamps:[00:00:00] - Dr. McCormick discusses what drones can do beyond taking pictures and how the anti-venom delivery demonstration at the event highlighted new possibilities.[00:02:30] - Dr. McCormick describes drones as the "Swiss Army knife of the sky" and gives examples of various uses beyond imaging.[00:03:01] - The discussion turns to the challenge of applying drone technology at scale for crop production and the aging pilot demographic.[00:04:10] - Dr. McCormick shares an example of a creative application, using drones to deploy pheromone disruptors to confuse insects.[00:05:39] - Jason San Souci states that the industry is still in its early stages and that the technology will have truly succeeded when it is simply viewed as a tool.[00:06:25] - Dr. McCormick discusses how disruption, such as a major change in drone technology, forces people to find novel solutions.Follow the Guest Dr. Brian McCormick:👉 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bmccornack/Follow the Host Jason San Souci:👉 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jasonsansouci/🔗 More from Do You Know Drones: 👉 Website: https://www.droneopsusa.com/ 👉 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/afe-advisor-llc/ 👉 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dykdrones/# 👉 X(Twitter): https://x.com/DronesDyk 👉 Email: dykdrones@gmail.comFollow the Podcast: 👉 Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/do-you-know-drones/id1479307112 👉 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3OtyfQcB0tW6abhhke7zq9?si=3a386b3e0bba4731#drones #Kansas #agtech #unmannedsystems #agrifieldday #dronetechnology #innovation #BrianMcCormick #JasonSanSouci #agriculture | — | ||||||
| 9/17/25 | ![]() How the Forge Unlocks ROI and the Tractor Moment for Agriculture Drones with Lukas Koch | Unlock millions in ROI from your enterprise drone program.Our FREE Enterprise Drone Program Maturity Assessment benchmarks your program against best practices and reveals the strategic initiatives needed to scale.Get your free assessment now! 👉 https://bit.ly/droneprogram-maturity-assessment —----------------------------In this episode of the Do You Know Drones podcast, host Jason San Souci speaks with Lukas Koch, the organizer and CEO of Kelly Hills Unmanned Services, at the Unmanned Ag Field Day in Seneca, Kansas. Lucas reflects on the rapid advancements in the drone industry over the past five years and shares his vision for the next five to six years. The discussion also covers the "tractor analogy" and how the industry is still in its very early stages. Lucas also introduces the Forge, a new digital product that combines various agricultural technologies to create a single, cohesive solution for growers. He explains how this collaborative approach, which he compares to how plugins work on the web, will help solve the problem of "analysis paralysis" for farmers and can be applied to other industries like package delivery and utilities.🔑 Key Takeaways: The drone industry has come a long way in the last five years, with companies like DJI making significant advancements with products like the T50 and T40.In the next five to six years, more manufacturers will likely emerge, offering specialized drones to address specific problems for growers in different regions.The industry is still in its early stages, with much room for growth and the creation of new jobs.The Forge is a new digital product that packages various agricultural technologies together to create a single, integrated solution for growers.The idea for the Forge came from the realization that many agricultural technology companies were not surviving because their niche products were too difficult for growers to manage on their own.This solution-oriented approach helps farmers avoid "analysis paralysis," which is a problem also seen in other industries like utilities and oil and gas.The collaborative model of the Forge can be a framework for other industries, including package delivery and rural hospital logistics.⌛ Timestamps:[00:01:27] - Lucas discusses his vision for the drone industry in the next five years, noting that the market is primed for new products.[00:03:20] - Lucas shares his "tractor analogy" and how history often repeats itself, drawing a parallel between the early days of tractors and the current state of heavy-lift drones.[00:05:33] - Lucas introduces the Forge and explains why he created it to help solve the problem of fragmented agricultural technology solutions.[00:08:09] - Jason praises the Forge as a brilliant and necessary solution that addresses a major pain point in the industry.[00:10:50] - Lucas shares his favorite beer from a local brewery, which is called "Life Coach"Follow the Guest Lukas Koch: 👉 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lukaskoch/Follow the Host Jason San Souci: 👉 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jasonsansouci/🔗 More from Do You Know Drones:👉 Website: https://www.droneopsusa.com/ 👉 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/afe-advisor-llc/ 👉 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dykdrones/# 👉 X(Twitter): https://x.com/DronesDyk 👉 Email: dykdrones@gmail.comFollow the Podcast: 👉 Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/do-you-know-drones/id1479307112 👉 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3OtyfQcB0tW6abhhke7zq9?si=3a386b3e0bba4731#drones #Kansas #agtech #unmannedsystems #agrifieldday #dronetechnology #innovation #LukasKoch #JasonSanSouci #agriculture | — | ||||||
| 9/16/25 | ![]() The FAA drone rules for scaling with one operator, many drones, and unity in comments, Liz Forro | Unlock millions in ROI from your enterprise drone program.Our FREE Enterprise Drone Program Maturity Assessment benchmarks your program against best practices and reveals the strategic initiatives needed to scale.Get your free assessment now! 👉 https://bit.ly/droneprogram-maturity-assessment-------------------------------In this episode of the Do You Know Drones podcast, host Jason San Souci interviews Liz Forro, the policy director of the Commercial Drone Alliance, at the Kelly Hills Unmanned Ag Field Day in Seneca, Kansas. Forro shares that this is her first time at the event, which she finds impressive due to its collaborative model involving industry, academia, and various levels of government. The conversation focuses on the challenges and opportunities for the drone industry in the regulatory space, particularly concerning the FAA's recent policy proposals. Forro explains the need for a scalable framework, specifically for one operator managing multiple drones, and encourages the drone community to provide detailed, constructive feedback to the FAA. The discussion concludes with Forro's three-point formula for effective commenting on proposed rules: standing, impact, and solution.🔑 Key Takeaways:The Kelly Hills Unmanned Ag Field Day is an example of successful collaboration among industry, academia, and government.The FAA is seeking industry input on key policy gaps, such as enabling one operator to control multiple drones safely at scale.The recent policy proposal from the FAA is a significant step up from Part 107 waivers and will require the industry to "level up" its safety standards.Effective commenting on policy proposals requires demonstrating how the rule impacts you, providing data to support your claims, and offering specific solutions.Community action and consensus on solutions can help the FAA navigate the policymaking process more efficiently.⌛ Timestamps:[00:00:00] - Liz Forro discusses the importance of collaboration among different groups in the drone industry.[00:02:17] - Liz explains the regulatory challenges and opportunities, focusing on gaps in FAA policy.[00:04:37] - Jason San Souci and Liz Forro discuss the difficulty of creating universal standards for an industry that touches nearly every other industry.[00:10:25] - Liz Forro details her three-point formula for writing effective comments on FAA proposals: standing, impact, and solution.[00:13:12] - The conversation highlights the importance of the drone community standing together to provide consistent feedback to regulators.Follow the Guest Lizz Forro:👉 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/liz-forro-05422639/Follow the Host Jason San Souci:👉 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jasonsansouci/🔗 More from Do You Know Drones:👉 Website: https://www.droneopsusa.com/ 👉 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/afe-advisor-llc/ 👉 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dykdrones/# 👉 X(Twitter): https://x.com/DronesDyk 👉 Email: dykdrones@gmail.comFollow the Podcast:👉 Apple Podcast:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/do-you-know-drones/id1479307112 👉 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkEdTOmNXn0R7EN9sP3dKxw/#drones #Kansas #agtech #unmannedsystems #agrifieldday #dronetechnology #innovation #lizForro #JasonSanSouci #agriculture | — | ||||||
| 9/16/25 | ![]() Drone Delivery in Rural America for Policymakers to Support Healthcare and Ag Tech with Calvin Reed | Unlock millions in ROI from your enterprise drone program.Our FREE Enterprise Drone Program Maturity Assessment benchmarks your program against best practices and reveals the strategic initiatives needed to scale.Get your free assessment now! 👉 https://bit.ly/droneprogram-maturity-assessment------------------------------In this episode of the Do You Know Drones podcast, host Jason San Souci interviews Calvin Reed, the Kansas state secretary of transportation, at the Kelly Hills Unmanned Ag Field Day in Seneca, Kansas. Reed discusses how Kansas is fostering innovation in drone technology by supporting grassroots efforts rather than imposing state-led initiatives. He highlights the benefits of drones beyond agriculture, such as their potential to deliver medical supplies to rural hospitals in Kansas. The conversation explores how the state government's role is to help businesses thrive by removing hurdles and creating a safe environment for new technology to emerge.🔑 Key Takeaways:Drones are a disruptive technology that is reshaping industries globally.Kansas is seeing an increase in businesses, many of them in high-tech industries like aviation and agriculture.Innovation in drone technology in Kansas is being driven by businesses at the grassroots level, not by the state government.Drones can address issues in rural communities, such as the delivery of medical equipment to hospitals.Other states should foster an environment that helps businesses thrive and solve problems with new technology, rather than leading the innovation themselves.⌛ Timestamps:[00:00:00] - Introduction and overview of the Kelly Hills AG Field Day.[00:01:06] - Kansas as a great place for agriculture and drone technology.[00:02:40] - The grassroots-driven innovation in Kansas and the use of drones for medical deliveries.Follow the Guest Calvin Reed:👉 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/calvin-reed-8143705b/Follow the Host Jason San Souci:👉 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jasonsansouci/🔗 More from Do You Know Drones:👉 Website: https://www.droneopsusa.com/ 👉 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/afe-advisor-llc/ 👉 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dykdrones/# 👉 X(Twitter): https://x.com/DronesDyk 👉 Email: dykdrones@gmail.comFollow the Podcast:👉 Apple Podcast:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/do-you-know-drones/id1479307112 👉 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkEdTOmNXn0R7EN9sP3dKxw/#drones #Kansas #agtech #unmannedsystems #agrifieldday #dronetechnology #innovation #CalvinReed #JasonSanSouci #agriculture #dykd | — | ||||||
| 10/2/23 | ![]() Sky's the Limit: Elad Shalev Talks Future of Drone Insurance! 🚁 | Join us on the 'Do You Know Drones?' podcast as we soar into the future with Elad Shalev of Skywatch.AI! Dive deep into the next big wave in drone insurance, innovations on the horizon, and how the skies are changing for drone professionals everywhere. Don't miss out on this electrifying chat! #DroneInsurance #FutureSkies #SkywatchAI | — | ||||||
| 3/11/22 | ![]() 🔵 Special Report - Ukraine Uses Drones to Repel Russians | Ukrainian Drone Enthusiasts have been volunteering drones and expertise to help repel Russian forces. I reached out to Denys Sushko, Head of Operations in Kyiv-based DroneUA, to dig deeper into this story. Denys sent several pictures and videos that document the efforts of the drone industry to support Ukraine during this conflict. If you want to further support these efforts, Denys provide the following links for anyone that wants to donate drone equipment or help fund humanitarian missions in Ukraine: Drones For Ukraine - https://dronyukrajine.cz/en/home.html Come Back Alive - https://www.comebackalive.in.ua/ | — | ||||||
| 7/24/21 | ![]() EP 108: Cloud-Zapping Drones Make It Rain In Dubai | Scientists in the United Arab Emirates are making it rain using electrical charges from drones to manipulate the weather and force rainfall across the desert region. All the major news outlets are talking about this! Learn more here: https://www.uaerep.ae/ | — | ||||||
| 7/3/21 | ![]() EP 107: Flying Car Makes Historic Flight | That’s right! Flying cars may be here before you know it! AirCar, a prototype flying car from Slovakia, moved closer to production this week, fulfilling a key development milestone in a 35-minute flight from the international airport in Nitra to the international airport in Bratislava on June 28th, 2021. | — | ||||||
| 5/9/21 | ![]() EP 102: Drone Ship to Repeat Mayflower Voyage | Just over 400 years ago the original Mayflower set sail from Plymouth, United Kingdom bound for Plymouth, MA on a voyage of discovery. This month, a collaboration of maritime innovators aims to launch a second Mayflower to repeat the journey - this time with no humans aboard. | — | ||||||
| 1/4/21 | ![]() EP 87: Top 5 Visual Illusions for Night Drone Operations | Now that the rulings for Remote ID and Operations Over People have been finalized by the FAA, we should concentrate on what ALL drone pilots need to know. Night operations are necessary for many applications, but they have nuances that daytime operations just don't have. | — | ||||||
| 10/29/19 | ![]() EP 24 - Drone Saves 6-Year-Old Lost in Cornfield | - | — | ||||||
| 9/1/19 | ![]() EP 21 - NASA Sending UAV to Mars in 2020 | - | — | ||||||
| 8/18/19 | ![]() EP 20 - Thank you for listening | - | — | ||||||
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