I would help ambulances with a siren drone

Two students at the University of Fine Arts in Krakow dreamed of a futuristic, self-driving ambulance system. The structure would offer a solution to several current problems. No matter how equipped and modern an ambulance is today, there are some problems with it that have not been resolved to date.

The United Arab Emirates would make artificial rain with drones

In the UAE, 100 millimeters of rain falls every year, on which the country’s leadership is keen to improve. In recent years, several countries have artificially caused rainfall on their territory. In the spring of 2019, an experiment was conducted in Sri Lanka that resulted in rain for 45 minutes, and last year the technology used to do so in Indonesia was used to prevent forest fires with it.

In Seoul, it will also be possible to charge drones from smart poles

The Seoul Metropolitan Government (SMG) has so far placed the undoubtedly unique smart poles in a total of six districts: which function it was given was decided by the needs of the current district. At the same time, the South Korean capital would not stop there, testing devices capable of charging drones, electric cars, and detecting parking violations, among other things.

In Ireland, phones are already shipped by drone

Provided we live in Oranmore and want to buy a Samsung phone for ourselves. Samsung, together with Manna Aero of Wales, has launched a new service here, which allows residents of small towns to buy card-independent Galaxy phones with drone home delivery, which will be delivered in just three minutes.

The Romanian army would protect its objects from drones

The Romanian Ministry of Defense wants to get a legal authorization to dispose of “hostile” civilian drones that endanger military objects, the newspaper Adevarul said in its Thursday issue. The draft presented by the paper would amend Act 2011/122, which regulates the use of weapons by the army, so that soldiers could open fire on drones that endanger protected objects.

Testing drones in Israel

Perhaps, without exaggeration, Wednesday can be called a historic day from a drone perspective: an experimental drone transport system was put into operation in the airspace of an Israeli resort town, Hadera. According to the British news agency Reuters, on March 17, transporting drones swept the skies of the Mediterranean coastal town so that their – even coordinated – movement was controlled from a single control room.