The US plans to launch swarms of attack drones from robo-submarines
12 February 2019
The US Navy has a project that plans to use an autonomous submarine to launch a swarm of attack drones from underwater
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Found 782 results for drones
Most workers have little flexibility in their day
6 February 2019
Drones are causing airport chaos - why can't we stop them?
9 January 2019
For the second time in less than a month a drone has shut down an airport – here's why they wreak so much havoc and what would happen if one hit a plane
Rogue drones have brought Gatwick airport to a standstill
20 December 2018
Tens of thousands of passengers are unable to travel as drones were spotted flying near Gatwick Airport, UK. Police have yet to find the perpetrators
Dan Holdsworth captures a vanishing landscape in a point-cloud
12 December 2018
Armed with drones, helicopters and military-grade software, a British photographer has developed a new way to remember glaciers
Drone owners in India must get government approval before every flight
11 December 2018
A law designed to open up civilian access to the skies in India overturns a ban on drones, but only by giving the government automated control over when they can take off
Serge Wich: How drones are conserving wildlife
7 December 2018
Tracking declines in biodiversity in the tropics can be tricky – but drones and astrophysicists are helping conservationists to keep up, explains biologist Serge Wich
Some honeybees have four parents or no mother – and we don’t know why
28 November 2018
The first genetic study of part-male, part-female honeybees shows these bees can have multiple fathers, but it's unclear how this happens
The first detailed look at how Elon Musk's space internet could work
7 November 2018
Elon Musk has revealed little about his plans to provide internet from space, but a new simulation shows how it could work and who will be able to afford it
Search engine for CCTV lets you find people from their description
28 October 2018
Trawling through surveillance video for a suspect or missing person is slow work, but a new system can automatically match footage of people to their descriptions
