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The University's chancellor said how in this case, millennials are helping to create an industry.

The ‘ground-breaking’ technology has proven to be less intrusive and more reliable than traditional methods.

A drone show put on by the Dubai Police Academy achieved the Guinness World Record for the most consecutive formations created by UAVs same set.

JD.com has described it as a 'breakthrough' and hopes the successful pilot mission will open the door for future commercial drone use in the region.

Scientists at the University say the research shows that drones can be more effective and safer in crash mapping of vehicular highway accidents than conventional methods.

The team, wanting to go into the second floor apartment to apprehend the criminal, used the drone to see if the culprit was waiting to ambush them behind the door.

The force's Tom Gee featured in the video and explained just how drones have become beneficial to the team in Derbyshire.

The organisation says it is "absolutely committed" to making sure the UK is at the forefront of the international drone industry.