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著者: Paul Rossi Samuel Stansberry Terry Neff
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  • Welcome to "Weekly Wings," your go-to podcast from DroneLife.com, where we soar through the latest in drone technology, regulation updates, and exciting innovations. Each week, join our hosts as they navigate the skies of the drone industry, offering expert insights, interviews with key figures, and a bird’s-eye view of how drones are shaping our world. From commercial applications to recreational adventures, "Weekly Wings" delves deep into how these remarkable machines are impacting construction, education, agriculture, filmmaking, delivery services, and much more. Whether you're a professional drone operator, a hobbyist, or just drone-curious, tune in to stay informed and inspired as we explore the heights of what's possible in the world of drones. Subscribe now and never miss an episode of "Weekly Wings" where the future is looking up!
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Welcome to "Weekly Wings," your go-to podcast from DroneLife.com, where we soar through the latest in drone technology, regulation updates, and exciting innovations. Each week, join our hosts as they navigate the skies of the drone industry, offering expert insights, interviews with key figures, and a bird’s-eye view of how drones are shaping our world. From commercial applications to recreational adventures, "Weekly Wings" delves deep into how these remarkable machines are impacting construction, education, agriculture, filmmaking, delivery services, and much more. Whether you're a professional drone operator, a hobbyist, or just drone-curious, tune in to stay informed and inspired as we explore the heights of what's possible in the world of drones. Subscribe now and never miss an episode of "Weekly Wings" where the future is looking up!
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  • Lights to Lasers: Drones in Sports, Safety & Sanctions | November 4, 2024
    2024/11/04

    In this episode of the Weekly Wings podcast, hosts Paul Rossi, Samuel Stansberry, and Terry Neff dive into a range of engaging topics surrounding drones and technology. They start by sharing personal memories of attending big sporting events, like Yankees games and UFC matches, highlighting how these traditions bring joy and nostalgia.

    Shifting to current events, they discuss the growing popularity of drone light shows, particularly those seen during Halloween and Diwali celebrations, and marvel at the creativity of companies like Sky Element, which use FPV drones and 3D effects to captivate audiences - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tSQdQ3Vz8KI and https://dronelife.com/2024/11/01/illumin-drone-shows-adds-a-spark-to-diwali-celebrations-in-ottawa-with-eco-friendly-drone-display/ On the technology front, the hosts explore an innovative concept of a drone with a "nervous system" designed for real-time feedback, sparking speculation on how such advancements might enhance drone capabilities, including scent detection. A more lighthearted segment features “drone jousting” from conflict zones, where drones attempt to knock each other off course with sticks—an imaginative, if unconventional, use of drone technology - https://techxplore.com/news/2024-11-drone-nervous-trialed-scientists.html#google_vignette They then delve into counter-UAS advancements, discussing the U.S. Army’s Coyote drone program for intercepting enemy drones. With diagrams and visuals, they break down the systems involved in detecting and neutralizing threats, while reflecting on the wider implications for both defense and space applications - https://www.twz.com/news-features/army-coyote-drone-hunting-drones-have-scored-170-combat-kills The conversation shifts to supply chain and sanction challenges affecting the drone industry, as seen with Skydio's battery shortages following recent Chinese sanctions. They also note DJI's struggles with import restrictions, emphasizing the impact of international tensions on drone availability - https://dronelife.com/2024/10/31/skydio-responds-to-chinese-sanctions-with-temporary-battery-rationing-for-drone-customers/ The episode takes a serious turn with a discussion on FAA fines, after a real estate developer was penalized for using drones to harass homeless individuals. The hosts consider the ethical implications, stressing the importance of responsible drone use - https://www.chieftain.com/story/news/2024/11/01/pueblo-drone-pilot-hit-with-270k-fine-for-videos-mocking-homeless/75822728007/ In the realm of public safety, they highlight the use of drones in active shooter drills by North Carolina’s Iredell County Sheriff's Office. This underscores the value of incorporating drones in emergency response training to enhance preparedness - https://www.wsoctv.com/news/local/deputies-utilize-drone-technology-during-active-shooter-drill-iredell-county/SMYTYEYKMZGXNDQRQ74JKSECLA/ Finally, they explore the cutting-edge application of lasers in cou...
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    49 分
  • Langley Drone Swarms, Felon Captured & Advanced Lift Regulation | October 28, 2024
    2024/11/01

    In this episode of Weekly Wings, hosts Paul Rossi, Samuel Stansberry and Terry Neff explore the latest in drone technology, military countermeasures, and regulatory updates. The conversation kicks off with reports of a mysterious drone swarm sighted over Langley Air Force Base. The team delves into the implications of these sightings and the ongoing investigations to determine their origins, sparking discussions on airspace security.

    Following that, they discuss the U.S. Army's development of what could be their most effective counter-UAS system yet, with a focus on reducing red tape to enable faster drone deployment in combat scenarios. The episode then shifts to the introduction of counter-UAS training in basic training, highlighting the military's response to the growing threat of drone warfare - https://breakingdefense.com/2024/10/us-army-takes-on-most-effective-counter-drone-system-yet-red-tape/ and https://www.militarytimes.com/video/2024/10/24/counter-drone-training-for-soldiers/

    In the tech spotlight, Mitsubishi’s wind detection drone technology emerges as a game-changer for optimizing wind farm placements. The team discusses how this innovation, driven by AI, allows drones to collect accurate wind data to determine ideal locations for renewable energy installations - https://dronelife.com/2024/10/22/mitsubishi-electric-develops-uav-based-wind-detection-system-for-optimized-wind-farm-placement/

    Turning to regulatory news, the team covers DJI’s lawsuit against the Department of Defense as the company challenges its designation as a "Chinese military company," a classification impacting DJI’s business in the U.S. - https://www.newsweek.com/chinese-drone-firm-suing-pentagon-represented-former-obama-ag-1972528

    The episode then explores a recent archaeological discovery along the Silk Road in Uzbekistan, where drones equipped with LiDAR have unveiled hidden outposts, fortresses, and plazas, reshaping our understanding of ancient trade routes - https://www.nbcnews.com/news/world/lost-centuries-silk-road-cities-are-revealed-drone-technology-rcna176990 On the law enforcement front, drones recently helped locate a convicted felon in Nelson County, allowing authorities to make a quick arrest without endangering officers - https://www.wlky.com/article/drone-locates-convicted-felon-nelson-county/62709888

    The team also examines a drone crash during a Boston Celtics event, which injured two people, underscoring the importance of proper drone regulations in populated areas - https://www.cbsnews.com/boston/news/boston-celtics-cnn-tnt-drone-crash/

    Finally, they wrap up with a discussion on the FAA's new regulations for powered-lift aircraft. These standards, essential for certifying pilots and instructors, are paving the way for the future of eVTOL and advanced air mobility in the U.S. - https://dronelife.com/2024/10/23/faa-issues-final-rule-for-powered-lift-aircraft-a-major-milestone-for-evtol-and-advanced-air-mobility/

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    1 時間 7 分
  • ISR, Mechazilla & Mysterious Drone Sightings | October 21, 2024
    2024/10/21

    In this week’s episode of Weekly Wings, hosts Paul Rossi, Samuel Stansberry and Terry Neff unpack some of the most significant developments in drone technology, military applications, and regulatory responses. The episode begins with a captivating discussion on the drone footage capturing the moments after the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) military strike on Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar. The hosts examine the role of drones in modern warfare and how they’re being used not only for strikes but also for target confirmation and surveillance - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AyOdotevT_E

    Next up, SpaceX's Mechazilla makes headlines as it successfully catches the Falcon 9 Heavy rocket booster upon return to Earth. The team explores the engineering marvel behind this recovery system, noting how it paves the way for more efficient space missions and reuse of rocket components - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mh_0AQhK7sg

    In acquisition news, Flock Safety has acquired Aerodome to further develop U.S. NDAA-compliant drones for Drone as a First Responder (DFR) programs. This move signals Flock Safety's expanding influence in public safety and surveillance, integrating drones with real-time crime centers - https://dronelife.com/2024/10/16/flock-safety-expands-capabilities-with-acquisition-of-aerodome/

    The hosts then delve into SPH’s Circlegrammetry, a new 3D mapping technique that improves accuracy in drone-based modeling by having drones fly in circular patterns rather than traditional linear routes. This innovation could revolutionize mapping for industries like construction and disaster relief - https://dronelife.com/2024/10/15/sph-engineering-unveils-circlegrammetry-a-new-approach-to-drone-photogrammetry/

    The episode takes a darker turn with the story of a man caught dropping explosives from a drone. The hosts discuss the increasing concerns around unauthorized drone weaponization and its implications for public safety - https://www.wmtw.com/article/maine-man-accused-using-drone-drop-explosive-devices/62638863

    In the tech world, ePropelled has introduced U.S.-made electric motors for drones, providing a critical piece of the puzzle for creating American-manufactured NDAA-compliant drone systems. The hosts highlight the significance of this development in bolstering the U.S. drone industry - https://dronelife.com/2024/10/16/epropelled-introduces-new-falcon-propulsion-systems-supporting-made-in-america-drone-technology/

    The episode concludes with a look at mysterious drone sightings near U.S. military installations, including Langley Air Force Base and Naval Station Norfolk. These sightings have prompted political action, with legislators like Senator Jerry Moran introducing bills to give military bases more authority to neutralize potential threats from unidentified drones - https://www.newsweek.com/us-air-force-langley-drones-mystery-map-1969811 and https://www.kwch.com/2024/10/16/sen-moran-introduce-legislation-after-reports-ufo-drones-over-us-military-base/

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    1 時間 5 分

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