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The Draganfly’s quadcopters assist police Zenon Dragan has always liked to do things that have never been done before, and back in 1998, he did just that. Back then, those interested in remote-controlled aircraft were limited to flying fixed-wing airplanes or single-rotor helicopters, which were used more for enjoyment than for any real practical purpose. That’s […]

Expert views on navigating the skies lawfully  As multirotor drones equipped with digital cameras give us a new perspective on our world, we all have questions about where we can fly, what we can photograph or videotape, and what we can do with that footage. What’s OK, what’s off-limits, and how do we know the […]

Firefighters Test New Technology Multirotor drones and first-person view (FPV) technology are re-shaping the world by allowing hobbyists to make direct, real-world contributions to the safety and well-being of their communities. One of our top priorities as the Roswell Flight Test Crew is demonstrating the capabilities of this new technology to firefighters and other first […]

If you ever wondered why we fly multirotors, this video will answer that question and is right on the mark. This video was the winner for a contest put on by the  MultiRotor Forums and asked contestants to produce a video that answered the question: “Why fly a multi rotor?” in a comment from the […]

Over the past seven days, Precision Integrated Programs has supported the University of Alaska Fairbanks significantly in conducting ScanEagle flight missions to assist authorities in responding to the massive Funny River Fire near Kenai, Alaska. By Memorial Day the fire had spread to over 120,000 acres.   The University of Alaska formally requested support from […]