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FLIR Vue

With FLIR Vue™ you get all the thermal imager you need for sUAS operations without having to pay for functionality you’ll never use. Pre-configured to give you optimal imagery in a wide variety of conditions, FLIR Vue is light enough that it won’t throw off your center of gravity or impact your flight times. With […]

Fire Service Trials Unmanned Aerial Vehicle

We like the way the Welsh government thinks. In this press release it is obvious they are more than willing to embrace new technology that can possibly lead to saving lives and making their jobs more efficient and safer. We are sure they will find many ways to utilize these new drones. Mid and West […]

Yuneec’s “Snot Bot” Whale Drone

Going where no drone has gone before, Yuneec is working with Ocean Alliance to collect data from whales. Yuneec’s Typhoon and Tornado drones will be equipped with petri dishes and can collect the spray the whales exhale when they surface, and this spray can tell scientists about the whale’s health and fitness. The arrangement is […]

Albert Einstein Science Park in Potsdam from above

This German video was filmed around the Telegrafenberg in Potsdam, Germany, a historical site in the Brandenburg capital. Originally the hill was used for a semaphore (optical telegraph) system between Berlin and Koblenz. After the optical system was replaced with an electrical telegraph line, the location became the site for a telescope observatory, and various […]

RotorDrone is at Drone World Expo

We’re excited to be at the San Jose Convention Center in San Jose, CA for this comprehensive drone show, covering applications from video and film to precision agriculture, construction, security and public safety, mapping and surveying, humanitarian efforts and more. If you’re at the show, stop by booth 611X to say hi. Due to some shipping issues our […]

Wind Turbine Blade Inspection Now with a Fully Automated Solution

We always enjoy new ways that drones can help make a job safer and more efficient, and here is one such example. Imagine repelling down one of those blades to inspect it, now everything can be done from the ground, with a lot more accuracy and less time involved. Air Inspect (www.airinspect.com), an aerial inspection […]

RotorDrone Magazine Proudly Sponsored a Drone Expo in New Zealand!

RotorDrone Magazine Proudly Sponsored A Wairarapa Drone Pilots Drone Expo in New Zealand! With the rise in negative media regarding drones over the last few months the recently formed Facebook group Wairarapa Drone Pilots decided that they needed to be proactive in educating the local public on the new regulations as well as showing them […]

RotorDrone Magazine Nov/Dec issue

A Rapidly Expanding Universe The universe is rapidly extending at a phenomenal rate, so fast and big that it is incomprehensible for many people to grasp, myself included. I feel the same way when I look at how fast the drone market is expanding. This is evident when I go to a drone expo such […]

FPV Racing!

In the sport of First-Person-View (FPV) racing, three things are key: lightning-fast reflexes, a passion for speed and the ability to dust your drone off after a crash and get back in the air. One of the fastest-growing segments in the multirotor world, across the country racing quads are literally flying off the shelves and […]

Paint the Sky – Behind the Scenes with Aerobo

Our friends at Aerobo (formerly AeroCine) just posted some behind the scenes footage of one of their latest projects–the precision flying and videography for a bit of performance art called “Paint the Sky” where they used colored smoke canisters strapped to drones in the strong winds off the Jersey Shore to make a striking visual […]