The upcoming rule could be a game-changer. Instead of issuing individual waivers, the FAA may establish a nationwide standard that applies to all drone operators, from tech giants like Amazon and FedEx to local law enforcement and delivery services

This FAA authorization marks a crucial milestone for Cyberhawk, allowing it to enhance its services in critical infrastructure sectors, including utilities, oil and gas, and large-scale capital projects.

This launch marks the company's move into offering drone-network-as-a-service (DNaaS) to facilitate scalable, shared drone operations.

The retail giant, in partnership with DroneUp, is betting on the Texan metropolis as the future hub for its drone-based logistics, aiming to achieve the scale necessary to make drone deliveries a regular part of the consumer experience.

The San Francisco-based company announced that it will bring its delivery robots to five additional universities, increasing its presence on over 50 campuses nationwide.

This waiver permits NYPA to operate drones beyond the visual line of sight of pilots or observers, significantly expanding the scope of its unmanned aerial capabilities without the need for prior approval in unrestricted airspace, or Class G zones.

The furniture giant is rolling inventory counting drones to additional distribution centers across Europe and North America, signaling a major leap in its approach to inventory management.

Window Hero has partnered with AI robotics firm Lucid Bots to launch a new drone-powered exterior cleaning service, offering a faster and safer solution for building maintenance.

Everdrone partners with the UK CAA’s BVLOS Sandbox to advance drone-based medical deliveries, aiming to speed up emergency response times and shape future airspace regulations.

This collaboration aims to enable fully autonomous, Beyond Visual Line of Sight drone operations for emergency responders without the need for visual observers, offering a safer, more efficient way to deploy drones in critical situations.