Today, the agricultural sector is increasingly able to take advantage of the opportunities offered by drones. There are two main lines of use in agriculture.
Airport security can be enhanced by a newly developed artificial intelligence-based system capable of locating the controllers of drones flying into the protected airspace unauthorized.
Robotic aircraft can also get to places where other vehicles are not or only very difficult. Researchers at Johannes Kepler University in Linz, led by Oliver Bimber, have developed a new drone system consisting of a commercially available octocopter and a thermal imager.
In a special video, he gave an insight into the production of Mavic 2 Zoom, one of the world’s largest drone manufacturers, DJI in China.
Drones are used worldwide to fight the coronavirus epidemic, such as quarantine or curfew control, street disinfection. Almost all countries in the world are beginning to use drones in policing and rescue.
Drones have long been an unavoidable factor in modern warfare, but recent developments by Boeing and the Royal Australian Air Force could take the role of robotic aircraft in creating air supremacy to a whole new level.







