Browsing: Civilian Applications

Kirkland-based radar maker opens an 86,350-square-foot plant capable of producing more than 30,000 MESA radars a year to meet counter-UAS demand. Echodyne has opened a new…

The luck of the Irish is officially landing in the American heartland. Ireland-based Manna Air Delivery announced this week that it is launching its first full-scale…

Auxilium Biotechnologies, a clinical-stage biotechnology company, has bioprinted kidney and liver tissue aboard the International Space Station (ISS), marking the first time either tissue type has…

The inaugural Vehicle Tech Week Europe, held at Messe Stuttgart on June 23-24, 2026, saw the launch of several new initiatives to encourage peer-to-peer discussion. Among…

In this guest post, Vanessa Trout, Executive Director of the White River Conservation District, describes how rural conservation districts in Colorado are using drone technology to…

It’s 2026, and the drone industry is well past the era of asking if a drone can take a decent photo or stitch a basic orthomosaic…

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Tech and AI engineering specialist HTEC and autonomous vehicle company Embotech have announced that they are to collaborate on AVs for industrial logistics, with Embotech’s autonomous…

New CNC machining and 3D printing capabilities aim to help drone manufacturers move from prototype to production faster As commercial and defense drone programs continue to…

For years, the commercial drone industry has chased a singular premise: a ruggedized, weatherproof shelter stationed on a roof or a utility site that automatically opens…