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What do changes to the Job Support Scheme mean for drone businesses?

on October 13, 2020 News UK

The BRC reported on how the JSS will cover businesses that are legally required to close their premises as a result of government restrictions

UK public sector could save £1.1bn by using drones, report says

on December 18, 2019 Application Emergency Services News Research UK

The report by Nesta Challenges’ Flying High programme says emergency services would be helped most by drones

UK and US ink partnership for swarming drone hackathon to develop new ‘life-saving’ UAS tech

on March 15, 2019 Events

Individuals and teams from across industry, academia and the general public are being invited to take part in a special

IN-DEPTH: Data shows drone industry could add £42bn to UK economy

on November 26, 2018 Headline News In-Depth Magazine UK

The PwC has estimated that there will be 628,000 people contributing towards the drone economy by 2030.

PANEL: DJI Europe’s EMEA chief highlights UK and Switzerland’s progressive and ‘very good’ approach to drones

on November 15, 2018 Business Commercial UAV Show Europe Events Headline News Regulation UK

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Martin Brandenburg, EMEA managing director at DJI Europe, has highlighted the UK and Switzerland as the world's most progressive countries

Prisoners get local Chinese takeaway delivered ‘by drone’

on October 2, 2018 Application Counter-Drone Europe Headline News Legislation UK

Inmates at a prison in Dublin, Ireland are believed to have ordered a Chinese takeaway to be delivered by drone. It has emerged that staff at Wheatfield Jail became suspicious

Autonomous drone being developed for Heathrow passenger shuttle system

on January 10, 2018 Application News

A UK start-up company is behind an autonomous vehicle which is designed to shuttle passengers between Heathrow airport and Charing

CAA warns that drones as festive gifts could impact commercial sector

on December 7, 2017 Business Headline News News

The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has issued a warning to British aviators that there could be as many as 1.5m