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Two Clocks, Two Directions: What the Mineral Order Means for Drones
President Trump signed Executive Order 14415, “Securing America’s Defense Supply Chains and Ensuring Domestic Acquisition of Critical Materials,” on July 20, 2026. One day later, the FCC gave much of...Read More
Robin Radar Scales U.S. Counter-Drone Mission With Marine Corps Discipline
Robin Radar continues to move fast to close a widening gap in North American airspace defense, and the person driving that expansion built his instincts for urgent problem-solving in the...Read More
When Drones Mix With Hospital Heliports: 2209 Must Account for Realities of Emergency Medical Aviation
When a helicopter air ambulance transports a critically ill or injured patient, every second counts. At hospital heliports, some of those seconds occur in one of the most demanding portions...Read More
Inside EASA’s Plan to Simplify Europe’s Drone Rules and Speed Up Cross-Border Flights
Europe’s drone industry stands on the precipice of unlocking scaled operations without lowering safety standards. Three senior officials from the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) laid out exactly how...Read More
Part 108 Solves Permission; UTM Still Has to Solve Scale
The countdown to Part 108 has been underway for a while. But soon enough the drone industry will discover that winning permission to fly beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS)...Read More
Drone Law in 2026: What Section 2209, NDAA Rules, and Part 108 Mean for Your Operations
Anyone who has tried to keep pace with drone law this year has probably experienced closing one browser tab on a new FAA proposal and having three more open in...Read More
Bringing GIS Indoors: Collaboration Rewires Public Safety Response
The technology behind indoor mapping is no longer the hard part. The hard part is getting people to trust it, fund it and use it every day. And not just...Read More
GeoAI Is Becoming the Nervous System for Robots, Panel Says at Geo Gov Summit 2026
Robots continue to multiply across factories, campuses and disaster zones. But the machines are only as smart as the maps and models feeding them. That was one of the key...Read More
GeoCue Marks 20 Years by Expanding Its NDAA-Compliant Drone LiDAR Sensor Ecosystem
GeoCue turns 20 this year, and the company is celebrating the milestone the way it knows best: by adding more sensors to an ecosystem it has spent two decades building....Read More
The Infrastructure Awakening: GALE Project Rethinks Autonomy From the Ground Up
For much of the past decade, conversations about the drone industry have centered on the aircraft themselves. Manufacturers competed over flight endurance, payload capacity, sensor resolution, and more recently, Beyond...Read More









