Podcasts about Amazon Prime Air

At Aerial Cities 2024, panellists discussed “Trends and opportunities: An industry perspective on the past successes and challenges ahead.” Key takeaways from the discussion: ➡️ Manna Air Delivery proves #profitability is possible — but #regulation is the roadblock. Operating thousands of flights per month with just four aircraft, Manna has built a revenue-generating suburban delivery model. Yet, slow regulatory progress is limiting expansion in key markets like the UK. ➡️ "A bad #framework is better than no framework." Industry leaders stressed that unpredictable #BVLOS regulations are keeping businesses in trial mode. The US and Italy are advancing, while the UK remains stuck in test environments without a clear path to commercial #scaling. ➡️ AI, #satellite tech, and detect-and-avoid systems are the backbone of large-scale #drone operations. Amazon Prime Air is refining multi-layered detect-and-avoid systems, while Telespazio is solving #GPS accuracy issues in urban environments with satellite-based navigation. Moderated by Lorenzo Murzilli, Co-founder & CEO of Murzilli Consulting, the session featured expert insights from: Carlos Hernandez Medel, CCO at Telespazio Ibérica; Duncan Casey, UK Head of Airworthiness & Certification at Amazon Prime Air; Bobby Healy, Founder & CEO of Manna Drone Delivery; Alex Brown, Director at Skyports Drone Services; Glen Lynch, CEO of Volatus Aerospace; and Ewa Gowers, Head of SARG Operations & Programmes at the UK Civil Aviation Authority (representing Sofia S. from the Department for Transport (DfT), United Kingdom).

This week, we took a field trip to the Phoenix suburbs to see Amazon's newest iteration of drone delivery service in action. We toured the facility where these drones are in operation, spoke with the vice president and general manager of Prime Air, David Carbon, and watched from a local backyard as our own order dropped from the sky.Guest:David Carbon, vice president and general manager of Amazon Prime Air.We want to hear from you. Email us at hardfork@nytimes.com. Find “Hard Fork” on YouTube and TikTok. Unlock full access to New York Times podcasts and explore everything from politics to pop culture. Subscribe today at nytimes.com/podcasts or on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.

Welcome, Outliers, to another exciting episode of OVTLYR Live, where we dive into the hottest headlines and dissect what AI trading data has to say about them. In today's episode, we're tackling two major stories that are shaking things up: the controversial take on electric vehicles and Amazon's mind-blowing innovations. Top Story: Electric Vehicles – A Wealth Transfer Game Changer Today, we're delving deep into the debate around electric vehicles being a direct wealth transfer from gas car owners to EV enthusiasts. As an EV owner myself (shoutout to my Tesla Model Y Performance 2023), I can attest to the thrill and savings that come with it. While some may argue about additional EV taxes, the savings in fuel costs and maintenance are undeniable. In fact, I've saved over $2,700 in just one year! #ElectricVehicles #Tesla #EVs Insights and Debates: The Future of EVs We'll explore various perspectives on the EV revolution, from energy policy blunders to concerns about affordability, range, and infrastructure. Is the push for EVs a necessity or a potential economic wrecking ball? Let's dive into the debate and see where the truth lies. #EnergyPolicy #EVRevolution #FutureTech Amazon's Next Big Move: Prime Air Delivery Drones But wait, there's more! Amazon is about to blow our minds with its latest venture – Prime Air Delivery Drones. Imagine getting your packages delivered by drones in under an hour! While it sounds like something out of a sci-fi movie, Amazon is making it a reality. We'll break down the logistics and discuss the potential impact on the delivery game. #AmazonPrime #DroneDelivery #Innovation Stock Market Insights: Amazon and GM And of course, we can't forget about the stock market. We'll analyze the performance of giants like Amazon and GM amidst these groundbreaking developments. Plus, we'll share some exclusive buy and sell signals straight from OVTLYR. Don't miss out on potential gains! #StockMarket #Investing #OVTLYRSignals Join the conversation in the comments below! Are you team EV or sticking with gas-powered vehicles? Would you let delivery drones land in your backyard? Share your thoughts, and don't forget to hit like, subscribe, and ring the bell for more OVTLYR Live episodes. See you in the comments section!

Host Alex Pierson speaks with tech expert Adam Oldfield about Apple's new $160 charger, new tech to combat turbulence, streaming for radio in cars, Amazon Prime Air's 60-minute prescription delivery and more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome back to another enlightening episode of Your Drone Questions Answered! In this captivating installment, John Dickow, the host of Drone Launch Academy's informative series, engages in a thought-provoking conversation with Todd Graetz, a prominent figure in the dynamic world of drone technology. Together, they delve into the intricacies of Beyond Visual Line of Sight (BVLOS) operations for drones, offering keen insights into the present state, the challenges that lie ahead, and the potential transformative impact on diverse industries.The topic of BVLOS operations has garnered significant attention over the years, and this episode seeks to unravel the mysteries surrounding its widespread adoption. Todd Graetz, a multi-company regulatory drone pioneer with an impressive track record, is the perfect guest to shed light on this complex subject.Throughout this engaging discussion, Todd provides a comprehensive overview of BVLOS, outlining what it entails and how it can be applied in various contexts. BVLOS, he explains, represents the epitome of scalable drone operations and holds the key to realizing the full potential of drone technology in the United States. From package delivery to agriculture, firefighting, infrastructure inspection, and more, BVLOS has the potential to revolutionize countless industries.Todd's involvement in the drone industry dates back to 2013 when he co-founded BNSF Railway's drone program. BNSF Railway stands as one of the largest BVLOS drone operators in the United States and has collaborated closely with the FAA under a cooperative research agreement since 2015. This vast experience and his current roles on FAA committees and as a board member of AUVSI make Todd Graetz a trusted authority on BVLOS.As the conversation unfolds, Todd delves into the heart of the matter—the current challenges facing BVLOS operations. He emphasizes that the primary hurdle is reaching a consensus between incumbent operators and new entrants regarding the operation of drones below 500 feet in congested airspace. The debate centers on equipping aircraft for electronic visibility, and it's a critical issue that must be resolved for BVLOS to become a reality.Todd's insights highlight the urgency of the situation. He stresses that the United States cannot afford to wait another ten years to make BVLOS a reality. If the industry doesn't swiftly reach an agreement and progress with regulatory development, it risks losing its leadership position to other countries. Moreover, the economic and job opportunities that the domestic drone industry could offer might be squandered.However, Todd also brings optimism to the conversation. He believes that with swift action and cooperation, the industry could witness BVLOS operations taking flight within the next year or two. The implications of this development are enormous, from package deliveries to reduced road congestion, BVLOS has the potential to transform society in myriad ways.For aspiring professionals and drone enthusiasts in the audience, Todd offers invaluable advice. He suggests that individuals interested in a career in the drone industry should choose a specialization—either focusing on the flying aspect of drones or specializing in analytics, data collection, and data dissemination. Those specializing in flying should consider obtaining a private pilot license to gain a deeper understanding of airspace and systems.As Todd Graetz aptly puts it, the future of BVLOS is at our doorstep, and it's an exciting time to be part of the drone industry. Stay tuned to Your Drone Questions Answered for more intriguing discussions on the evolving drone landscape and its limitless possibilities!Don't forget to subscribe to our channel and share this episode with fellow enthusiasts and professionals eager to stay informed about the ever-evolving world of drones. Join us as we explore the skies and uncover the endless potential of drone technology!

This episode features an interview with Daniel Lenton, Founder and CEO of Ivy, where the team is on a mission to unify the fragmented AI stack. Prior to Ivy, Daniel was a Robotics Research Engineer at Dyson and a Deep Learning Research Scientist for Amazon Prime Air. During his PhD, Daniel explored the intersection between learning-based geometric representations, ego-centric perception, spatial memory, and visuomotor control for robotics.In this episode, Sam and Daniel discuss the inspiration behind Ivy, open source reproducibility, and democratizing AI.-------------------"There's too much amazing stuff going on, from too many different parties. We just want to be the objective source of truth to show you the data and show you where your model will be doing best, and continue to do this as a service or something like this. This is high-level, some of the areas we see and going into, we really want to be a useful tool for anybody that wants to just kind of understand this fragmented complex space quickly and intuitively, and we are trying to be the tool that does that." – Daniel Lenton-------------------Episode Timestamps:(01:00): What open source data means to Daniel(05:37): The challenges of building Ivy(15:37): The future of Ivy(25:19): Who should know about Ivy(28:46): Daniel's advice for the audience(32:00): Backstage takeaways with executive producer, Audra Montenegro-------------------Links:LinkedIn - Connect with DanielLearn more about Ivy

Dr. Youcef Abdelli – CTO & chief engineer electric propulsion - US ZeroAvia - The First Practical Zero-Emission Aviation Powertrain Go to www.thejasoncavnessexperience.com for the full episode and other episodes of The Jason Cavness Experience on your favorite platforms.  Sponsor CavnessHR delivers HR companies with 49 or fewer people with our HR platform and by providing you access to your own HRBP. www.CavnessHR.com CavnessHR Crowdfunding Campaign We are doing an equity crowdfunding campaign for CavnessHR. You can become an owner in CavnessHR by taking part in our campaign. Learn more here. https://wefunder.com/cavnesshr  Dr. Youcef Abdelli's Bio Dr. Youcef Abdelli comes from an extensive aerospace background in electric aircraft programs (ZeroAvia , Amazon Prime Air, magniX , Liebherr, Airbus, Safran…). His expertise in aircraft electrical systems, generation and distribution , power electronics hardware, software and propulsion systems. Before ZeroAvia , he worked for Amazon Prime Air, where he was the principal and chief engineer leading the propulsion and battery systems department for the drone division. Prior to Amazon, he worked for magniX where he led electric propulsion system development for current product lines and head of the power electronics department. He developed an industrial aerospace-grade power electronics system that was integrated in a successful flights test Beaver in Dec 2019 with Harbor Air and with a Caravan in Moses lack on 2020. He was one of the key members of Propulsion special conditions establishment with the FAA. Prior to that, he worked for Liebherr aerospace, where he was the chief engineer and power electronics senior expert fellow, working on different successful aerospace (Civil and military) and automotive (Fuel cell electric compressors) projects.  At ZeroAvia, he is the CTO and chief engineer for propulsion system, he is in charge of the development of an industry-leading aerospace-grade electric propulsion system , technology road map and strategy – He joined recently JetPerfect foundation board of director with the emission to develop clean energy for aviation and aerospace. Youcef Abdelli earned his PhD in Electrical Engineering and Electronics from the Polytechnic School of Nantes university We talked about the following and other items Paris Air Show Religion ZeroAvia Zero Emissions Aviation  Growing up in Algeria and France  Dr. Youcef Abdelli's Social Media Dr. Youcef Abdelli's Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dr-youcef-abdelli-37000a117/ Dr. Youcef Abdelli's Advice I love the way you bring the subjects all together and you bring different people to talk about different topics. We need to support and help the new generation and engineering and to help them find the way and the path. Of course, what you are doing with meeting with entrepreneurs and supporting people and small business. You cover everything and I was really, really happy to share some time with you.

空の移動をもっと身近にしたいと思ってしまった4人のパパたち&1人のリケジョが、夜な夜なこっそり繰り広げる、eVTOL(=空飛ぶクルマ)に対する興味、好奇心、社会実装への情熱を語り合うラジオです。 前回に引き続きドローンに関する概要編としてざっくり解説します。 ドローンの登場には社会の変化あり？SNSにアップする写真を空撮？ParrotやDJIが徐々に浸透？ 空から荷物が届く！2014年に発表されたAmazon Prime Airとは？あれから約10年…実現はもうすぐ？ 物を届けるドローンは他にも！MatternetやZIPLINE！カリフォルニアからアフリカへ！日本でも五島列島で飛行？ 航空工学を学んだ学生がEC企業へ！楽天やアリババのドローン活用も加速していく？ 気づけば空撮用ドローンはDJIの圧倒的なシェア！家電量販店にDJIのPhantomシリーズが並ぶ時代へ！ 航空的なリスクをどう管理する？FAAやNASA、EASAがガイドラインを発行？ 2015年に起きた衝撃の首相官邸ドローン落下事件の衝撃！からの迅速な航空法の改正！無人航空機というカテゴリーの誕生も担当者は連日徹夜？ 航空機と無人航空機と無操縦者航空機と小型無人機…ざっくり言うなら、人が乗れるかどうか？サルは？オラウータンだったら？ ピンチはチャンス！官民協議会発足で官民一体となって利用できる整備を促進！…などなど。 ドローンという言葉が出てきて約100年！利用が広がったこの10年など、ドローンの昔と今を解説します！ メッセージはこちらから https://forms.gle/mib37UcseFvpzyGa8 関連リンク/資料 ■Wikipedia: 首相官邸無人機落下事件　https://ja.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/首相官邸無人機落下事件 SNSリンク ■Twitter https://twitter.com/evtolradio

Brad Porter, Founder and CEO of Collaborative Robotics Until recently, Brad was a vice president and distinguished engineer at Amazon, working on some of the internet giant's most ambitious projects like Amazon Prime Air, Amazon Prime Now and Amazon Robotics. We ask Brad to walk us through his career arc and how he became one of the few technologists in the tech industry to crack the "L10" distinguished engineer job level. After he shares his advice about how to reach the next step in your career, we look into what it's like to be a founder on the cutting-edge of technology, including the future of robotics and being a startup founder that has to raise venture capital, create a product roadmap from scratch, and build the foundations of a multi-generation business. http://blindap.onelink.me/ttCg/esldqiw8

Renee Mateparae (Spark NZ) and Michele Wong (Spark IoT) join host Paul Spain to discuss Spark IoT growth milestones and Spark's new 3-year strategy, they also discuss NZ's 2023 budget investment in tech, Amazon Prime Air drone dramas, 365-day online Banking and more.

In this episode, Karen (IG @kayinsnkrland) returns and we break down a sneaker movie release from earlier this year (now available on Amazon Prime) - Air. The movie Air shares the partnership between a then-rookie Michael Jordan and Nike's struggling basketball business. The creation of the Jordan 1 and the Jordan Brand starts here.

What is a Chapter 135 certification and how does it relate to drone deliveries? Yariv Bash is CEO and Co-founder of Flytrex, a drone delivery company that partners with retailers and restaurants to offer fast, safe and cost-effective airborne deliveries directly to customers' yards. Flytrex operates the largest backyard drone delivery service in the US, with delivery stations in North Carolina and Texas operating daily, and has signed agreements with several of the world's largest retail and restaurant chains.  Yariv has spearheaded Flytrex delivery services for 5 years.  Prior to Flytrex, Yariv was Founder and CEO of SpaceIL, a $100M Israeli non-profit organization that launched Beresheet, the first private interplanetary robotic mission to the Moon in 2019. In January, Flytrex announced its longtime partner Causey Aviation Unmanned was granted Standard Part 135 Air Carrier Certification from the FAA allowing Flytrex to operate and complete long-range on-demand commercial drone deliveries in the United States. This milestone comes after years of rigorous training and testing verifying that Flytrex's drone delivery service maintains the highest safety standards. With this part 135 Certification, Flytrex and CAU will further expand their drone delivery service nationwide – eventually offering food, drinks and other goods to the more than 82 million eligible back and front yards across the U.S. This approval has only been granted to a prestigious list of select companies – including Amazon Prime Air, Alphabet's Wing, UPS and Zipline – to date.   Since successfully launching the world's first fully autonomous urban drone delivery system in Reykjavik, Iceland, in 2017, Flytrex and Causey have been working closely with regulators to help ensure the highest safety standards in getting drone delivery off the ground. Together, they participated in the FAA's UAS Integration Pilot Program (IPP), which concluded in October 2020, as well as the FAA's subsequent initiative, BEYOND, working with the North Carolina Department of Transportation to help tackle the remaining challenges of UAS integration.    In this episode of the Drone Radio Show, Yariv talks about the Chapter 135 certification process, how it differs from a Part 107 certification, and how Flytrex and Causey are now positioned to delivery restaurant orders to homes throughout the country.

Amazon Prime Air in College Station. Chinese super cows. Egg prices. We want less meetings. Working too long is bad for your health. Car theft.

Warmer weather ahead. Groundhog Day recap. Amazon Prime Air in College Station. Chinese super cows. Egg prices. We want less meetings. Working too long is bad for your health. Sunscreen recall. Mistaken for dead. Iguana to the face. Wild turkey takeover.

The Cybercrime Magazine Podcast brings you a rundown of the latest breaking news stories we're following in technology. On this episode, Amazon has begun delivering orders by drone, Facebook parent company Meta will pay $725 million to settle a class-action lawsuit, and more. Airs weekly on WCYB Digital Radio and our podcast. For more on technology and cybersecurity, visit us at https://cybersecurityventures.com/

Amazon Prime Air está operando ya en Lockeford, California y College Station, Texas, habiendo entregado un pequeño número de paquetes justo a tiempo para Navidad. https://saintsamael.com/algo-nuevo-todos-los-dias/ https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2022/12/amazon-begins-drone-deliveries-in-california-and-texas/

India will require use of USB-C charging ports by March 2025, Amazon Prime Air starts drone deliveries in two US cities, and Alibaba’s CEO takes the reigns on its cloud business following an outage. MP3 Please SUBSCRIBE HERE. You can get an ad-free feed of Daily Tech Headlines for $3 a month here. A specialContinue reading "India Requires USB-C By 2025 – DTH"

It's 5:05, Wednesday, December 28, 2022. From the Sourced Podcast Network in New York City, this is your host, Pokie Huang. Stories in today's episode come from Edwin Kwan in Australia on Guardian newspaper hit by ransomware attack, Trac Bannon in Pennsylvania on imposter SDK found in Python repository, Katy Craig in California on Amazon Prime Air, Dan Whiting in Washington, DC on TikTok ban.Today's episode begins with Olimpiu Pop in Romania on part two of Ukraine cyber war events. Let's get to it!

The latest Amazon Prime Air drone, XQ-58A Valkyrie tactical drones, bringing a drone on a cruise ship, a drone light show fail, and attacking a navy with uncrewed surface vessels.

Obiettivo ambizioso per Amazon: consegnare 500 milioni di pacchi via drone entro fine decennio. Oltre alla consegna via drone è stato presentato un "mulettista robot" e altre innovazioni nel trasporto e nella gestione del magazzino. La sfida del futuro non si giocherà sul prezzo o sui marketplace ma sui robot e l'automazione hardware. ==== Non vuoi perderti nessuna puntata? Segui il canale: https://t.me/mariomoronicanale Vuoi collaborare con me o chiamarmi per un evento: mario@mariomoroni.it Buon Caffettino! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The United Nations describes figure as a “milestone in human development”, with a peak of 10.4 billion people expected in the 2080s. Global warming: Nasa satellite reveals world's largest iceberg drifting towards Equator. London scientists discover ‘electrical language' of breast cancer cells. Have Chinese YouTubers ‘MacGyvered' a foldable iPhone? New evidence on birth of galactic gamma rays. Amazon Prime Air drones drop parcels from nearly four metres high...as fears grow for ‘thousands of recession job cuts' at e-retailer. Weird, wonderful creatures living by ancient Indian Ocean volcanoes. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Denise Stecconi es Bióloga, graduada de la USB. - Piloto para Alaska Airlines (Primer Oficial). y Principal Product Manager en Amazon.com. Apasionada de las actividades en el aire como volar en parapente y paracaidismo MBA en la universidad de North Carolina. Trabajo para Amazon como Product Manager (2002-2014, 2021-Presente). Se convirtió en piloto certificado para aviones Boeing 737 en 2014. Fue piloto comercial para Sky West Airlines (2014-2018) Siendo primer oficial y capitán. Volvió a Amazon como Principal Program Manager en Amazon Prime Air. ¡Sigamos contribuyendo con la formación de jóvenes que marcan la diferencia igual que Denise! https://alumnusb.org/es/dona-mensual Comparte esta entrevista, queremos conocer a más Uesebistas en el mundo. Sugerencias: entrevistas@alumnusb.org

E-commerce is always shifting to meet the world's demands, and innovative thinking is key to success amidst changes. On today's episode of E-Com to Everyone, Ignacio talks with Vlad, Director of Operations and Business Development of E-Com Industry, to bring fresh perspectives to the table about: Positive money mindset Amazon Prime Air deliveries The truths about living a “laptop lifestyle” The two also get personal and talk about Vlad's personal e-commerce journey– from growing up an immigrant to building his own success from the lessons he learned from his mother. Stay Connected: Instagram: @ecom.industry Facebook: @EcomIndustryLLC TikTok: @ecomindustry Podcast: https://anchor.fm/ecom-industry --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ecom-industry/message

Microsoft announces a new AirSim platform to train drone AI systems, Amazon Prime Air eyes deliveries in Texas, Russia looks at Iranian drones, DJI pushes back against the American Security Drone Act, a UK drone superhighway, and new drones from Alphabet's Wing. UAV News Microsoft launches simulator to train drone AI systems In 2017 Microsoft created the open-source AirSim simulation platform for AI research and experimentation, but a lot of technical machine learning knowledge was needed to use it. Now Microsoft has announced a new Project AirSim platform for teaching autonomous drones to fly. Microsoft is talking with regulators about how AirSim could be used for aircraft certification. Video: Introducing Microsoft Project AirSim for aerial autonomy https://youtu.be/mhEw-fecjQY Microsoft AirSim Amazon's Prime Air drones will soon make deliveries in Texas Amazon says they'll ask College Station residents if they are interested in drone deliveries with plans to start later this year. Mayor Karl Mooney said: "Amazon's new facility presents a tremendous opportunity for College Station to be at the forefront of the development of drone delivery technology. We look forward to partnering with Amazon and Texas A&M and are confident that Amazon will be a productive, conscientious, and accountable participant in our community." The White House says Russian officials visited Iran to view drones for use in Ukraine US intelligence says Russia is interested in obtaining Iranian military drones. Satellite images show Russian officials visiting Iran twice with Shahed-191 and Shahed-129 drones on display and in flight. DJI reportedly making headway against US drone blacklist legislation The Financial Times reports the DJI has been pushing back at the American Security Drone Act (ASDA). That act would prohibit U.S. federal funding from being used to buy Chinese drones, broaden the bans, and make it difficult for a ban to be rescinded. Notably, the bill was not retained in the National Defense Authorization Act passed by the House. Nevertheless, several Republican representatives vowed to make the ASDA law in a final version, or on its own. A 165-Mile Drone Superhighway Will Soon Be Built in the UK Project Skyway is the UK plan to build a 165-mile (265 kilometer) “drone superhighway” up to 10 km wide connecting the airspace above Reading, Oxford, Milton Keynes, Cambridge, Coventry, and Rugby. The project consortium is led by Altitude Angel, a UTM (Unified Traffic Management) solution provider. Video: Project Skyway 150722 https://youtu.be/fmxFEM1OdDw New Specialized Delivery Drones Unveiled New delivery drones from Wing are tailored to be efficient for different delivery missions. The largest drone can carry 7 pounds while the smallest can carry up to 0.6 pounds. These use common motors, controllers, batteries, and the materials and processes to build them. Video: The Aircraft Library | Wing https://youtu.be/iqs8lXLCRuY

Heute haben wir wieder viele spannende Themen für Euch am Start. Wir sprechen unter anderem über neue Drohnenmodelle, über Amazon Prime Air und über die Beteiligung von REWE an Wingcopter. Was steckt da hinter? Bekommen wir bald unserer Wochenendeinkäufe per Drohne über unserem Garten abgeworfen? Wir schauen mal genauer hin. Viel Spass! Frank und Marvin

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Lockford, CA will be the testing ground for Amazon's drone delivery service.  Business news on Steve and Ted including headlines from The Wichita Business Journal.

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Die Mobilität der Zukunft konzentriert sich meistens auf die Mobilität des Menschen. Doch auch in der Logistik und beim Transport von Gütern verändert sich einiges. Amazon und DHL haben vor einigen Jahren einen Hype um Lieferdrohnen entfacht und die Hoffnung geschürt, dass Pakete bald per Drohne geliefert werden können. Diese Hoffnung ist bis heute jedoch nicht wahr geworden. Timo und Michael schauen sich in dieser Episode die Technologie der Lieferdrohnen genauer an. Sie sprechen über die Player auf dem Markt und deren Herausforderungen sowie Zukunftsperspektiven. Darüber hinaus sprechen die beiden über Anwendungsfälle in der Medizinbranche sowie ein deutsches Startup, das ganz vorne mitmischt.

Dans une enquête publiée le 10 avril 2022, Bloomberg revient sur les déboires du projet Amazon Prime Air lancé par Jeff Bezos en 2013. Grâce aux témoignages de 13 actuels et anciens salariés de l'entreprise, on découvre que ce projet de livraison par drone n'avance pas, malgré 2 milliards de dollars dépensés.Lire l'article sur Siècle Digital. Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.

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Hunting with drones and the fair chase concept, autonomous agile flight, thermal mapping to reduce building heat loss, Trick or Treat, the delivery drone hold-up, UAS over wildfires, and a LAANC update. UAV News Outdoors in Maine: Drones in the woods, and the ethical debate over whether they belong The law in Maine says hunters cannot use drones to locate game. According to Title 12 Section 11216 Hunting with aid of aircraft, “A person on the ground or airborne may not use an aircraft to aid or assist in hunting bear, deer or moose.” Section 10001(1) defines an aircraft as “a machine or device designed for flight.” In 2014, Colorado became the first state to outlaw the use of drones for scouting, hunting, and taking wildlife. The concept of “fair chase,” a registered trademark of the Boone and Crockett Club, comes into play. Watch these autonomous drones zip through the woods Rapid autonomous flight in complex and changing environments is difficult, but researchers at the University of Zurich in conjunction with Intel Labs are tackling this problem. Using simulations, they are training drones to imitate expert human pilots for autonomous agile flight. Video: Learning High-Speed Flight in the Wild (Science Robotics, 2021) https://youtu.be/m89bNn6RFoQ Project webpage: Learning High-Speed Flight in the Wild  Warren, MN, uses drones, thermal sensors to map its heat-leaking homes The Minnesota town of Warren is using a drone to help residents cut their energy costs. Warren is a Climate Smart Municipalities Partnership member where cities in Minnesota and Germany link up for sustainability and climate initiatives. They used a thermal sensor-equipped drone to produce a municipal map showing structural insulating inefficiencies and losses of heat. Pilots and drones came from Northland Community College. Drones have fun at Halloween 2021 This is a compilation of drone Halloween videos and photos, including a drone light show in Dallas produced by Sky Elements Drone Shows, flying witch drones, trick or treating robots, and an Australian youngster dressed up as a Wing delivery drone. Amazon Drone Delivery Was Supposed to Start By 2018. Here's What Happened Instead In 2013, Amazon announced an experimental drone delivery service. Now it's 2021, almost 2022. Where are the Amazon delivery drones? Amazon Prime Air is still committed to delivering packages by drones, and they say, “We are pioneering new ground and it will continue to take time to create the right technology and infrastructure to safely deliver packages to customers.” In the U.S., drone delivery is paced by the FAA as it develops the regulatory framework. Hybrid rotor/fixed wing drone was used extensively over Schneider Springs Fire In August and September 2021, the Schneider Springs Fire in Washington burned more than 107,000 acres. An L3 Latitude Engineering FVR-90 unmanned aircraft was used to monitor the fire. The eVTOL uses four electrically-powered rotors to take off, and then transitions to horizontal flight driven by a rear-mounted gasoline-powered propeller. It can fly for up to 12 hours and fly at an altitude of 10,000 to 12,000 feet. Visual video cameras and heat-sensing infrared sensors monitor and map fires, with images transmitted to the ground in real-time. Video: UAS Type 1 Drone Used on the Schneider Springs Fire https://youtu.be/zdjZPDxb5OY Unmanned aircraft on wildfires — what have we learned? Incident Management Teams used other drones on the Schneider Springs Fire. A Type 3 UAS was used at night for Plastic Sphere Dispenser (PSD) burning operations. This drone could access areas of the fire that were inaccessible to other aircraft and provided better intel and risk management. A number of challenges remain. LAANC Update: Refined Airspace Grids & Night Drone Authorizations The latest generation of FAA's Low Altitude Authorization and Notification Capability (LAANC) introduces authoriza...

On this episode we break down the top food delivery drones. Although drones come with their own set of problems, they present massive potential over even autonomous self-driving vehicles due to their cost and speed. Among the top delivery drones are Amazon Prime Air, Flytrex, & EHang's Falcon which are already delivering packages and food to consumers.0:00​ Top Food Delivery Drones0:50​ Amazon Prime Air10:15​ Flytrex11:21​ Drone Express13:04​ Wingcopter13:52​ Zipline14:22​ EHang Falcon16:09​ Market Potential AnalysisBookkeeping For Your Small Business ➜ https://bench.grsm.io/paulbarron8134​#Drones​ #Amazon​ #Delivery​~Top Food Delivery Drones | Amazon Prime Air, Flytrex, & EHang Falcon~⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺⎺Subscribe on YouTube ✅ https://bit.ly/PBNYoutubeSubscribe​Facebook

Joseph is the Director of UAS Operations for Zipline and has also worked as the Worldwide Training and Standards Manager for Amazon Prime Air. This episode uncovers how Joseph and Zipline are saving lives with drone delivery and are leading the way for Part 135 efforts and beyond.

Desde hace unos meses amazon se prepara para conquistar el cielo y así optimizar la entrega de paquetes a través de drones. Además planea aumentar la cantidad de aviones para dejar de depender de terceros como Fedex o Ups. ¿A qué problemas se enfrenta y como podría solucionarlos? Analicemos juntos este caso. #amazon​ #primeair​ #drone​ #amazonair​

Mark Messina is Chief Operating Officer responsible for Geek+ operations in the US and business expansion across the continent. Prior to joining Geek+, Mark has twenty years of industry experience, including leadership roles in Operations and Engineering with Mattel as the Director of Robotics and Automation, iHerb as the VP of Robotic Fulfillment Systems, and Amazon where he was Director of Mechanical Engineering for the Kiva/AR AGV platform and Amazon Prime Air drone delivery team. Mark has a passion for robotics and a deep understanding of logistics challenges faced by businesses across the region. Discover more details here.Some of the highlights of the episode:[06:00] Why same-day delivery is the next standard for logistics[11:00] Geek+ solutions and how they add value to their clients[18:35] Helping Nike in Japan achieve same-day delivery[22:10] Cloud technology and leveraging 5G connectivity[23:07] Having live data to support Robots As A Service[24:30] Hiring process and looking for the right candidateFollow us on:Instagram: http://bit.ly/2Wba8v7Twitter: http://bit.ly/2WeulzXLinkedin: http://bit.ly/2w9YSQXFacebook: http://bit.ly/2HtryLd

Win a DJI Mavic Mini 2 By Enrolling in Our Thanksgiving Giveaway, Lay Offs at Amazon Prime Air, Arizona Drone Pilot Questioned for Filming the BLM Movement, Latest Updates on the Drone Delivery Industry Our biggest story for today is about drone deliveries and Amazon Prime Air. Archaic drone laws have acted as huge a deterrent as the drone delivery industry as a whole has simply failed to take off. Many industry stakeholders had false hopes that things would take a turn for the better when Amazon Prime Air finally got permission to make drone deliveries under Part 135. However, the latest turn of events indicates otherwise as Amazon Prime Air has laid off hundreds of employees. Jeff Bezos famously commented in 2013 that drone delivery shall be commonplace in 5 years. But does this latest event indicate that we are still a long way off from that day? Apparently, as the next story indicates, as far as the drone delivery industry is concerned, things are far more progressive in other countries. F-drones became the first-ever company to make night drone delivery in Singapore. You also do not want to miss out on the last story which is about our awesome Thanksgiving giveaway. That's right folks. Drone U and DroneXL have teamed up to organize a one-of-a-kind massive giveaway. Valued at a massive $14,000, this takeaway includes drones, gimbals, ND filters, courses, flight school passes, and much, much more…2020 has kind of sucked. And this is our way of helping those who love to fly. So, what are you waiting for? Click this link to enroll in the giveaway NOW! Other topics discussed on today's show include a police drone flyaway in Texas, a new FAA survey and much, much more… Enjoy! Whether you are just getting started or looking to increase your revenue stream, our drone service providers are ready to help you achieve your most ambitious goals. Check out all our classes for 2020 by going here – http://bit.ly/mapclass2020 Recently crashed your drone? Unable to find trained technicians who can repair your drone quickly and at a reasonable rate? Don't fret. The cool folks at Fortress UAV can help you get your drone back up in the air in as little as 7 days! Use Promo Code “DroneU” to get 25% off. Drone U Members get an extra 5% off on total repair costs. Check them out now! Get Your Biggest and Most Common Drone Certificate Questions Answered by Downloading this FREE Part 107 PDF Make sure to get yourself the all-new Drone U landing pad! Get your questions answered: https://thedroneu.com/. If you enjoy the show, the #1 thing you can do to help us out is to subscribe to it on iTunes. Can we ask you to do that for us real quick? While you're there, leave us a 5-star review, if you're inclined to do so. Thanks! https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/ask-drone-u/id967352832. Become a Drone U Member. Access to over 30 courses, great resources, and our incredible community. Follow Us Site – https://thedroneu.com/Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/droneuInstagram – https://instagram.com/thedroneu/Twitter – https://twitter.com/thedroneuYouTube – https://www.youtube.com/c/droneu Timestamps [01:02] Amazon Prime Air lays off dozens of employees after drone delivery simply fails to take off [04:20] Police drone flyaway in Texas [07:33] Should FAA consider the amalgamation of Part 135 and Part 107? [08:20]Singapore-based F-drones makes the first every night drone delivery [09:45] Learn about the autonomous drones that are in the works at F-drones [10:55] New survey by FAA survey attempts to gauge the impact of long flying hours on drone pilot [13:07] Arizona drone pilot questioned by police for filming the Black Lives moment [17:58] Own your pocket production house with the DJI Mavic Mini 2 and Osmo Pocket 2 [20:10] Drone U and Drone XL team up to offer a $14,000 giveaway!

Win a DJI Mavic Mini 2 By Enrolling in Our Thanksgiving Giveaway, Lay Offs at Amazon Prime Air, Arizona Drone Pilot Arrested for Filming the BLM Movement, Latest Updates on the Drone Delivery Industry Our biggest story for today is about drone deliveries and Amazon Prime Air. Archaic drone laws have acted as huge a deterrent as the drone delivery industry as a whole has simply failed to take off. Many industry stakeholders had false hopes that things would take a turn for the better when Amazon Prime Air finally got permission to make drone deliveries under Part 135. However, the latest turn of events indicates otherwise as Amazon Prime Air has laid off hundreds of employees. Jeff Bezos famously commented in 2013 that drone delivery shall be commonplace in 5 years. But does this latest event indicate that we are still a long way off from that day? Apparently, as the next story indicates, as far as the drone delivery industry is concerned, things are far more progressive in other countries. F-drones became the first-ever company to make night drone delivery in Singapore. You also do not want to miss out on the last story which is about our awesome Thanksgiving giveaway. That's right folks. Drone U and DroneXL have teamed up to organize a one-of-a-kind massive giveaway. Valued at a massive $14,000, this takeaway includes drones, gimbals, ND filters, courses, flight school passes, and much, much more…2020 has kind of sucked. And this is our way of helping those who love to fly. So, what are you waiting for? Click this link to enroll in the giveaway NOW! Other topics discussed on today's show include a police drone flyaway in Texas, a new FAA survey and much, much more… Enjoy! Whether you are just getting started or looking to increase your revenue stream, our drone service providers are ready to help you achieve your most ambitious goals. Check out all our classes for 2020 by going here – http://bit.ly/mapclass2020 Recently crashed your drone? Unable to find trained technicians who can repair your drone quickly and at a reasonable rate? Don’t fret. The cool folks at Fortress UAV can help you get your drone back up in the air in as little as 7 days! Use Promo Code “DroneU” to get 25% off. Drone U Members get an extra 5% off on total repair costs. Check them out now! Get Your Biggest and Most Common Drone Certificate Questions Answered by Downloading this FREE Part 107 PDF Make sure to get yourself the all-new Drone U landing pad! Get your questions answered: https://thedroneu.com/. If you enjoy the show, the #1 thing you can do to help us out is to subscribe to it on iTunes. Can we ask you to do that for us real quick? While you’re there, leave us a 5-star review, if you’re inclined to do so. Thanks! https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/ask-drone-u/id967352832. Become a Drone U Member. Access to over 30 courses, great resources, and our incredible community. Follow Us Site – https://thedroneu.com/Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/droneuInstagram – https://instagram.com/thedroneu/Twitter – https://twitter.com/thedroneuYouTube – https://www.youtube.com/c/droneu Timestamps Amazon Prime Air lays off dozens of employees after drone delivery simply fails to take off Police drone flyaway in Texas Should FAA consider the amalgamation of Part 135 and Part 107? Singapore-based F-drones makes the first every night drone delivery Learn about the autonomous drones that are in the works at F-drones New survey by FAA survey attempts to gauge the impact of long flying hours on drone pilot Arizona drone pilot questioned by police for filming the Black Lives moment Own your pocket production house with the DJI Mavic Mini 2 and Osmo Pocket 2 Drone U and Drone XL team up to offer a $14,000 giveaway!

Stai ascoltando un estratto gratuito di Ninja PRO, la selezione quotidiana di notizie per i professionisti del digital business. Con Ninja PRO puoi avere ogni giorno marketing insight, social media update, tech news, business events e una selezione di articoli di approfondimento dagli esperti della Redazione Ninja. Vai su www.ninja.it/ninjapro per abbonarti al servizio.Amazon licenzia decine di dipendenti del progetto droni. Secondo un report del Financial Times, il colosso eCommerce sta licenziando decine di addetti alla ricerca e sviluppo e alla produzione che lavorano al suo servizio di consegna Amazon Prime Air. L'azienda si sta rivolgendo a due produttori esterni per la costruzione di componenti, con ulteriori iniziative potenzialmente in cantiere.Jack Dorsey investe 18 milioni di dollari su Satispay in Italia. L’investimento è quello della società Square, di cui il fondatore di Twitter è CEO. Square punta così ad espandere le sue attività sui mercati europei.Google lancia un nuovo strumento per aiutare le città a stare al fresco. Il tool Tree Canopy Lab di Google utilizza immagini aeree e l'AI per capire dove si trova ogni albero in una città, per poi mettere queste informazioni su una mappa interattiva insieme a dati aggiuntivi su quali quartieri sono più densamente popolati e più vulnerabili alle alte temperature.

In this podcast Bill from Bill The Drone Reviewer hosts Rotor Talk Live Episode 71 Amazon Prime Air Fimi X8 SE 2020 vs Zino 2. In Episode 71 join Bill as he discusses Marcus's video comparing the Fimi X8 SE 2020 vs the Zino 2, why the Zino 2 is not a go to drone, Bill's new Fimi X8 SE 2020 first flight, Amazon Air Drone Delivery approved by the FAA and what this means, the Mavic Air 2 teardown plus more ! 

Jonathan Rupprecht, aviation attorney, talks with Tonya Hall about the future of Amazon Prime's drone delivery service. FOLLOW US  - Subscribe to ZDNet on YouTube: http://bit.ly/2HzQmyf - Watch more ZDNet videos: http://zd.net/2Hzw9Zy - Follow ZDNet on Twitter: https://twitter.com/ZDNet - Follow ZDNet on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ZDNet - Follow ZDNet on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ZDNet_CBSi - Follow ZDNet on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/zdnet-com/ - Follow ZDNet on Snapchat: https://www.snapchat.com/add/zdnet_cbsi Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Negli ultimi mesi ci siamo tutti resi conto di quanto sia importante avere una connessione a internet veloce. Proprio di internet, uno strumento del tutto imprescindibile per lo sviluppo digitale del nostro Paese, parleremo con Open Fiber, una società che in appena 3 anni è diventata il terzo operatore all’ingrosso in Europa per linee FTTH (”fibra fino a casa”), con 9 milioni di unità immobiliari collegate. Domenico Dichiarante, Head of Operational Marketing, ci spiegherà l’importanza del ruolo di Open Fiber in questo processo di sviluppo; il perché puntare su una rete totalmente in fibra ottica e di conseguenza sugli effettivi vantaggi di questa connessione; come garantire una connessione anche nelle zone a fallimento di mercato e quali prospettive di vita avrà la loro infrastruttura in fibra ottica. Nel consueto spazio dedicato alle notizie parleremo di The Link un chip sviluppato dalla start-up Neuralink di Elon Musk e di una nuova autorizzazione per Amazon Prime Air in USA per poter effettuare le consegne grazie all’uso di droni. --Indice-- • Il chip rivoluzionario di Neuralink (01:18) - DDay.it - Matteo Gallo • Amazon consegna i pacchi dal cielo in USA (03:29) - DDay.it - Luca Martinelli • Open Fiber: verso un Paese più connesso (05:04) - Open Fiber, Domenico Dichiarante, Davide Fasoli --Contatti-- • www.dentrolatecnologia.it • Instagram (@dentrolatecnologia) • Telegram (@dentrolatecnologia) • YouTube • redazione@dentrolatecnologia.it --Brani-- • Rabbit Theft by Ecstasy • Never Get Old by Steve Hartz

Another day with Trish Murphy hanging out at the studio. Today you'll find out how Trish was almost Mrs. Jeff Bezos, why Whitney was on the side of the road last night, and why the microwave isn't always the best route to reheating! Come along for the ride!

(1) FAA approval brings Amazon Prime Air drone deliveries closer (0:36). (2) Amazon enters wearables with Halo wellness band & subscription service (4:18). (3) Facebook pushes back on Australia draft regulation requiring payment for news (8:29). Read this 3 Shifts Edition: https://6pag.es/uxa94. Sign up to receive free summaries of our deeply researched briefs: 6Pages.com.

Optionally piloted firefighting helicopters, was it a jetpack or a manikin on a drone?, the Amazon Prime Air exemption with conditions, Japan Airlines interest in drones, UAS RF spectrum news, and using a drone to deliver a spare part to a drilling platform.

Drone Deliveries Finally Set to Take Flight As Amazon Gets FAA's Approval, DJI All Set to Launch the All-New DJI Ronin RS2, Drones for Predicting Hurrican Behavior, Drones for Accident Reconstruction, Part 107 Renewal During COVID Our biggest story this week is about drone deliveries. Archaic drone regulations have prevented drone deliveries from truly taking off in the United States. While countries like Africa have been quick to realize the benefits of this technology, drone deliveries in the US have not seen mass adoption till now. However, this might change with this latest development. Apparently, FAA has given Amazon's drone delivery arm, Amazon Prime Air the go-ahead for making drone deliveries. Interestingly, Amazon shall be flying under Part 135 and not Part 107. Regular Drone U followers might recall our blog post where we had revealed how you can make drone deliveries under Part 107 as well. So, do you think that drone deliveries will finally set flight in the United States? And, will this speed up the development of UTM infrastructure, an enabler for making drone deliveries in congested areas? Let us know. Our next story is about last week's devastating wildfires in California. DOI's decision to ground their entire fleet of Chinese drones made it even more difficult to fight these wildfires that have destroyed many homes and left numerous families devastated. When we are already using Chinese parts in smartphones and laptops, does it even make sense to single out Chinese drones? Other stories discusses in today's show include the latest rumors about DJI Ronin RS2, drones for predicting hurricane behavior, drones for accident reconstruction and much, much more. We hope you enjoy this show! Whether you are just getting started or looking to increase your revenue stream, our drone service providers are ready to help you achieve your most ambitious goals. Check out all our classes for 2020 by going here - http://bit.ly/mapclass2020 Recently crashed your drone? Unable to find trained technicians who can repair your drone quickly and at a reasonable rate? Don't fret. The cool folks at Fortress UAV can help you get your drone back up in the air in as little as 7 days! Use Promo Code “DroneU” to get 25% off. Drone U Members get an extra 5% off on total repair costs. Check them out now! Get Your Biggest and Most Common Drone Certificate Questions Answered by Downloading this FREE Part 107 PDF Make sure to get yourself the all-new Drone U landing pad! Get your questions answered: https://thedroneu.com/. If you enjoy the show, the #1 thing you can do to help us out is to subscribe to it on iTunes. Can we ask you to do that for us real quick? While you're there, leave us a 5-star review, if you're inclined to do so. Thanks! https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/ask-drone-u/id967352832. Become a Drone U Member. Access to over 30 courses, great resources, and our incredible community.Follow us:Site - https://thedroneu.com/Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/droneuInstagram - https://instagram.com/thedroneu/Twitter - https://twitter.com/thedroneuYouTube - https://www.youtube.com/c/droneu Timestamps [00:56] FAA gives Amazon Prime Air the go-ahead for drone deliveries [04:30] Part 135 vs. Part 107 - why are drone service providers taking the more complicated path? [06:15] Can you make drone deliveries under Part 107? [07:18] How to renew your Part 107 during COVID [08:54] How the ban on DJI drones cost dearly in last week's wildfires in California [13:34] DJI to come out with the new Ronin RS2 gimbal on Sep 9 [17:32] As hurricane Laura leaves a trail of destruction, scientists use "coyote" drones to get data [20:20] Drones used for accident reconstruction in Alabama

Facebook advierte el lunes que si Australia sigue adelante con una ley a los editores digitales por compartir noticias impedirá su nuevo contenido en la red social que seria de noticias. El ministro de Alemania, Peter Altamaier nos platica de las restricciones que esta tomando Alemania para no caer en una nueva etapa de confinamiento. Las acciones tecnológicas tuvieron un gran día este lunes pasado. Zoom reporta resultados trimestrales alucinantes. Walmart anunció que dará un nuevo servicio de membresía llamado Walmart+. Aerolíneas estadounidenses cancelan la tarifa que se cobraba cuando cambias o cancelas un vuelo. Robinhood fintech estadounidense entró a una investigación por supuesto apagón de sus servicios. AMLO con segundo informe de gobierno, te contamos que fue lo que dijo.

Hello, Hello !Aujourd'hui, on s'appelle pour parler :- Apple qui teste sa fonctionnalité de traçage de la COVID, sans nécessiter d'installer une App- Microsoft qui lutte contre les fake news en détectant les Deep Fake- Amazon Prime Air autorisé à faire voler ses drone de livraison dans le ciel américainÀ bientôtSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/ledigitalbreakfast)

Drone Deliveries Finally Set to Take Flight As Amazon Gets FAA's Approval, DJI All Set to Launch the All-New DJI Ronin RS2, Drones for Predicting Hurrican Behavior, Drones for Accident Reconstruction, Part 107 Renewal During COVID Our biggest story this week is about drone deliveries. Archaic drone regulations have prevented drone deliveries from truly taking off in the United States. While countries like Africa have been quick to realize the benefits of this technology, drone deliveries in the US have not seen mass adoption till now. However, this might change with this latest development. Apparently, FAA has given Amazon's drone delivery arm, Amazon Prime Air the go-ahead for making drone deliveries. Interestingly, Amazon shall be flying under Part 135 and not Part 107. Regular Drone U followers might recall our blog post where we had revealed how you can make drone deliveries under Part 107 as well. So, do you think that drone deliveries will finally set flight in the United States? And, will this speed up the development of UTM infrastructure, an enabler for making drone deliveries in congested areas? Let us know. Our next story is about last week's devastating wildfires in California. DOI's decision to ground their entire fleet of Chinese drones made it even more difficult to fight these wildfires that have destroyed many homes and left numerous families devastated. When we are already using Chinese parts in smartphones and laptops, does it even make sense to single out Chinese drones? Other stories discusses in today's show include the latest rumors about DJI Ronin RS2, drones for predicting hurricane behavior, drones for accident reconstruction and much, much more. We hope you enjoy this show! Whether you are just getting started or looking to increase your revenue stream, our drone service providers are ready to help you achieve your most ambitious goals. Check out all our classes for 2020 by going here - http://bit.ly/mapclass2020 Recently crashed your drone? Unable to find trained technicians who can repair your drone quickly and at a reasonable rate? Don’t fret. The cool folks at Fortress UAV can help you get your drone back up in the air in as little as 7 days! Use Promo Code “DroneU” to get 25% off. Drone U Members get an extra 5% off on total repair costs. Check them out now! Get Your Biggest and Most Common Drone Certificate Questions Answered by Downloading this FREE Part 107 PDF Make sure to get yourself the all-new Drone U landing pad! Get your questions answered: https://thedroneu.com/. If you enjoy the show, the #1 thing you can do to help us out is to subscribe to it on iTunes. Can we ask you to do that for us real quick? While you're there, leave us a 5-star review, if you're inclined to do so. Thanks! https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/ask-drone-u/id967352832. Become a Drone U Member. Access to over 30 courses, great resources, and our incredible community.Follow us:Site - https://thedroneu.com/Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/droneuInstagram - https://instagram.com/thedroneu/Twitter - https://twitter.com/thedroneuYouTube - https://www.youtube.com/c/droneu Timestamps FAA gives Amazon Prime Air the go-ahead for drone deliveries Part 135 vs. Part 107 - why are drone service providers taking the more complicated path? Can you make drone deliveries under Part 107? How to renew your Part 107 during COVID How the ban on DJI drones cost dearly in last week's wildfires in California DJI to come out with the new Ronin RS2 gimbal on Sep 9 As hurricane Laura leaves a trail of destruction, scientists use "coyote" drones to get data Drones used for accident reconstruction in Alabama

Amazon Prime Air has cleared a regulatory hurdle, moving the online retail giant one step closer to dropping packages off at your doorstep with drones. The US Federal Aviation Administration on Saturday issued Amazon Prime Air a "Part 135 air carrier certificate," allowing it to begin commercial drone deliveries in the US.

There is a lot of news out there today, enough to confuse anyone. But these are the headlines that matter for those looking to future-proof their business. So let's discuss over your 2nd Cup, streamed live every weekday. Show Notes: 1:25 - Amazon Prime Air drone delivery fleet gets FAA approval 7:45 - Google launches Kids Space 14:28 - TikTok Creators Can Soon Sell Merch Directly in the App 18:27 - The Airline Industry is Ditching Change Fees ============================ Want to be a guest on The 2nd Cup? Start here: https://renzlermedia.typeform.com/to/yBvwbo

What’s the market for long-distance drone delivery service? Daniel Buchmueller is CTO of Volansi. Volansi builds and operates long-range, high-payload unmanned aerial systems for various applications, helping their customers save millions of dollars on down-time costs. The company operates two remote piloted drones capable of delivering payloads up to 350 miles.  Before joining Volansi, Daniel was Vice President and Head of Drone Cargo at Airbus, and before that, he was co-founder of Amazon Prime Air. In this edition of the Drone Radio Show, Daniel talks about Volansi’s long-distance drone service, the Voly C-10 and M-20 long-distance delivery drones and how the company successfully found a niche serving clients engaged in operations located in remote areas.

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Use Cases & The Current Opportunities & Realities of DRONES and Drone video footage Today we are DIGGING IN further to the state and opportunity of DRONES.  As I explained in Ep 15 the Drone market is growing to 129.23 billion by 2025, according to a new report by Grand View Research, Inc. The Drone market is growing on an extremely HUGE projectory!  The FAA reports that there are guess how many registered drones in the US?  1.6 Million, 442,000 of which are used for Commercial.  Many pilots own more than one drone it’s worth noting. The fastest growth comes from businesses and civil governments. It is overall impacting a vast majority of industries: Drones are becoming a part of business in Construction, INsurace, Oil & Gas, Police or Fire Force, The Coastguard, Journalism, Customs or Boarder Protection, Real Estate (which I reference specific use cases in both residential and commercial in a bit), Utilities, Energy, Cinematogrpahy (movies which is how many of us think of Drone footage - which is at a 21MILL industry alone – bottom of the $$ projection list hey!) In this episode I also share follow up on My journey to becoming a certified remote pilot of an unmanned aerial vehicle or UAV and the growing Drone market and what it can mean for YOUR business!  For these flying objects - There are some very interesting uses cases being developed. There are unlimited use cases that are virtually untouched.  1 of the more obvious and talked about is delivery.  The FAA is encouraging innovation in package delivery and is organized to facilitate it with industry, local, state and tribal entities.  There is a five phase certification process that companies who want to incorporate a package delivery service. Traditionally, we’ve had UPS, FedEx, The United States Postal Service (where I still have to wait in line to get a package mailed), Uber Eats transports food to our homes and workplaces. On September 27, 2019, UPS Flight Forward conducted its first package delivery by drone with its part 135 certification when it flew medical supplies at WakeMed's hospital campus in Raleigh, NC. Allow me to introduce you (if you haven’t seen it) to a social media post (on Twitter) about a Drone experience serving a customer with excellence! He an Aerospace Ocean Engineering professor. He posted a video of receipt of a store order via a drone while his dog looked upon this odd machine dropping it down into his back yard. His Twitter handle is Shane Ross @RossDynamicsLab Professor @VirginiaTechAOE Aerospace & Ocean Engineering Apr 10 2020 he posted, Drone delivery to me & my dog at home. My 8-month-old Labrador was unperturbed by the drone, but curious and eager to go fetch the package (dog food?). The delivery was from Walgreens via @Wing , & arrived 5 minutes after placing the order. #logistics #dronedelivery #covid19 #dogs Now Grocery Drone Delivery  Speaking of Wing! Bloomberg reported that Wing, which is Alphabets Drone delivery service, is seeing a big increase in orders in the Christiansburg, VA pilot program  it has been running since the Fall of 2019.  In fact, demand has doubled since Covid 19.  Wing partnered with FedEx and Wallgreens to send household essentials to local residents .  They even now have added a local bakery and coffee shop! To expand offerings during the Pandemic.  This drone pilot on YouTube, Dmitri Marian, reversed engineered coffee delivery – during Quarantine because of  Covid19 from his home, ordered a cup of coffee from his local Starbucks and flew his drone that had upgraded antenaes, TO Starbucks, they put his coffee in a bucket attached to the drone and he flew it back.  Dude!  Take a listen and I put the link to the video in the show notes if you want to see it.  It He posted another one on both YouTube TikTok where he orders a cup of coffee from McDonalds.  If you want to watch it and you’re on TikTok he is @dmitritv There is still a lot to figure out before we will see multiple brands doing this….having to do with regulation and safety. Prime Air with Amazon is coming, you may have heard.  It will be a service that will deliver packages under 5 lbs in 30 min or less.  Prime Air has development centers in the United States, the United Kingdom, Austria, France and Israel. We are testing the vehicles in multiple international locations.  The link in the show notes has a few videos – quite entertaining and humorous videos, where Amazon helps you understand how what they call “a miracle of modern technology” will help you understand the conveniences it will offer you and imagine under what circumstances you will be able to use it!  Your child has a soccer game, the dog at one of her soccer cleats – Amazon Prime Air to the rescue! Dominos Pizza has been investing in automous delivery for a few years now.  They tested drone delivery but the automous car will be released first as they have partnered with start up mini manless self driving car, Nuro.  The little bug like cars drive up to 25 mph.  Dominos announced their partnership in 2019.  I have the link to a video featuring the car and the service in the show notes. The service is limited to customers who place online orders in Houston, and they deployed its grocery delivery service in Houston in March. Nuro’s partnership with Domino’s initially will be limited to a single location and will begin in the fall. “We are always looking for new ways to innovate and evolve the delivery experience for our customers,” Kevin Vasconi, Domino’s executive vice president and chief information officer, said in a statement released by the company.  Quoting again, “Nuro’s vehicles are specially designed to optimize the food delivery experience, which makes them a valuable partner in our autonomous vehicle journey." "The opportunity to bring our customers the choice of an unmanned delivery experience, and our operators an additional delivery solution during a busy store rush, is an important part of our autonomous vehicle testing,” the statement added. Now you are Visualizing your product being placed on a Drone. Or let’s back up – how can the order even be placed for Drone delivery? I encourage you to to consider text …I talk about this in an upcoming episode with a barbeque restaurant who is DOMINATING this!  If you’re a restaurant owner, please hear me on this.  Text ordering will help you.  I plan to release that episode explaining it all next week. So! Onto Use Cases in the Medical field Matternet M2 Parcel Delivery Drone Matternet is the world’s leading technology platform for on-demand drone delivery in urban environments. They specialize in very fast accurate delivery of medical items such as blood samples between locations inside of healthcare or hospital systems.  Their drones can carry up to 4.4 lbs and travel twelve and half miles within 30 minutes.  This benefits both patients (customers) and the healthcare efficiencies and man hour costs. A company called Dragonfly has created a model that from nearly 200 feet, their drones can detect several coronavirus symptoms, including fever, blood pressure, heart rate, and breathing rate.  So if one of these drones (you’re standing out on the street) detects Coronavirus of someone else who has the virus you might be glad.  You might be glad if it were you! Or some might feel this is an invasion of my privacy.  I don’t know….it’s so new.  It’s in similar vein of regulating wearing masks – at the time of this recording, states like Massachusetts and NY, NJ and many others are all fining citizens when they are out of their homes without masks on their faces. I don’t live in one of those states right now. There are phenomenal Use cases for Residential and Commercial REAL ESTATE There are results floating around the web claiming that Listings that feature drone photography and videography sell 68% faster! Well a Company called SoldbyAir conducted their own study to be sure of that data, and they report that 83% of home owners prefer to work with an agent who uses drone videography to feature their home.  They also found that high volume agents meaning those that are more successful I guess you could say, selling more homes, or spending more time on the craft – they use aerial footage 3.5x more often than lower volume real estate agents.  Which I thought was really interesting. The footage can be used (the drone footage) for real estate on the listing platforms like Zillow as well as formatted to social media platforms.  Apartments, townhomes and senior living homes can be viewed from a buyers home.   Which is really convenient, and experiential, you know what I mean?  They feel like whoa – there’s music and they start feeling like they are seeing it face to face. For Commercial developers, instead of looking at outdated Google Maps, current drone footage informs a purchase consideration or project preparation.  There’s also something called, Orthomosaic Mapping which is stitched together drone footage that provides a high resolution piece of gigantic perhaps hundreds of acres of property with extreme precision, accuracy and detail.  Commercial realtors know that the maps are a crucial piece to closing on a deal – and these deals are most often very large in price.  The maps – particularly video – help engage the emotional connection to the property.  It helps the realtor demonstrate the market expertise and opportunities of the special area transitions between you know - the various spaces, roads, natural elements like trees etc.  Very powerful!  Jerry Inguagiato, friend of mine, Senior Vice President with CB Richard Ellis, which is a commercial real estate broker or agent, told me “it enhances the visual experience for my clients.”  So he said that very confidently. It is a reality that a drone is yet another moving vehicle – thus the name, “unmanned aerial vehicle or UAV”. With that comes the inevitable accident or collision.  My exam studies this week have covered many aspects of drone pilot safety knowledge so far.  One, you cannot fly at night and there are very specific guidelines around when is considered night.  When is it night? Do you know? They are very specific - How the pilot has to be within 3 statute miles  of the drone from the control station a person standing at the control station of the small UAS must be able to see at a diagonal distance of 3 miles into the sky in order to detect other aircraft that may be approaching the area of operation So much like boat safety, there’s “see & avoid” laws and the pilot cannot be in a moving vehicle or aircraft while operating the drone.  Meaning you can’t be driving something while you are operating the drone which sounds obvious but there are some wild risky people out there!  So there’s rules around this pilot license. So with your business…there may or may not be something that there is an application.  But of all those industries that I listed, it isn’t even a whole set. These are the Questions Thinking of yourself - YOU as a consumer – is often how I urge people to think about it we are all consumers ourselves, put your self in the customers shoes which I know you do pretty much every day – ask will you get great benefits??  With Covid19 we are all needing grocery delivery at times…some of us are using that exclusively, some of us are blending – using it most of the time, while supplementing with “mini trips” and others are doing ONLY mini trips and no grocery order.  So anyway, it’s just a mish mash of how people are going about it depending on their circumstances.  But it’s transforming the industry as well as the customer experience.   So what’s relevant to all of us today is Food – food delivery, restaurant experiences and grocery stores.  And I want you to think about how can your business either have a dotted line to the food business or how can you learn from the essential food business customer experience?  Because this is not just about beautiful  videography right?  It ‘s also about practicality, so it just depends on what it is. ….pause (music) Back to case uses - Another active use case is in Agriculture where our food sources are grown or harvested.  Drones are saving time for farmers, ….they are being used for things like, scouting fields, discovering weeds and diseases that erode growth, they help identify things like water deficiencies! Important stuff to the Ag industry. Now there are 3rd party software that agriculture companies can purchase to create maps on the health of their crops.  Why I highlight this is to connect the technology capability.  The Drone is the capture device and with it, it can inform and VISUALIZE which can then be transmitted into data visualization software to help business owners see and understand realities, patterns, and insights. No matter what your business or industry is, what you can ask – ask yourself these questions: How can I help my customer better visualize my business or offerings? This relates to the video aspect, similar to the real estate examples I gave; What kind of insights can I discover in my business to improve my customer experience? This means discoveries from footage…or engagement or conversations from customer viewership; How many perspectives or discoveries can I make available to either my customer or my management team to help them make informed decisions? This is long term findings and patterns….throught long term patterns to be able to make changes. The Emotional Connection - We are going through the living experience of change with the growth of Drone use – both professionally and the hobbiests flying them….how do you FEEL about the buzz of Drones being around you?   I am talking about the emotional or feelings you might have of them being being a part of our lives? Have you envisioned or FELT this becoming our new norm?  I’ve listened to people share how they are very uncomfortable with Drones being around them.  It’s weird now but do you think it will be like, “normal and fine” after we adjust and reap ongoing benefits? I’ll leave you with that.  Thank you for being here once again.  Please share it with anyone it might help in their business and let me know if you’d like anymore content like this around drones.  I am going to continue to cover the topic through my journey to become a certified pilot myself.  I have a little ways to go!  But I am chipping away at it and I appreciate your support.  Have a great rest of your day or evening.        

We talk a lot about Canon’s live stream announcement and what they need to get right when they announce the Canon R5. Some good news, Elon Musk donates 1255 ventilators to NYC. How Amazon is investing into Prime Air by hiring David Carbon from Boeing, who has 20 years of aerospace experience to get deliveries to you in 30min using drones. Lastly, Samsung 1000$ Chrome Book . — MY WEBSITE ✭ : https://www.isaacmijangos.com/ — My Twitter ✭ : https://twitter.com/isacmijangos Co-Host ✭ : https://www.instagram.com/jackiethelittle/ Co-Host Twitter ✭: https://twitter.com/jackieduhlittle My Youtube ✭ : https://www.youtube.com/user/isaacmijangos/videos --- Sources: [Canon Will Livestream a New Product Announcement on April 20th](https://petapixel.com/2020/03/30/canon-will-livestream-a-new-product-announcement-on-april-20th/) [Samsung’s Galaxy Chromebook hits shelves April 6th - The Verge](https://www.theverge.com/2020/3/30/21197611/samsung-galaxy-chromebook-google-release-date-april) [Coronavirus: Tesla donates hundreds of ventilators to New York - BBC News](https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-52071314) [Amazon hires Boeing vet to run Prime Air drone delivery unit - CNET](https://www.cnet.com/news/amazon-hires-former-boeing-vet-to-run-prime-air-drone-delivery-unit/) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/isaacmijangos/message

HAPSMobile plans to fly a High Altitude Pseudo Satellite (HAPS) over Hawaii, Amazon petitions for drone delivery exemptions, NASA plans to test UAS traffic management in Texas, researchers find that drones are better than people studying whales, a female drone pilot seeks to encourage women, and drones that provide medical assistance. UAV News FAA Approves Solar Drone Flights Over Hawaiian Island Japanese drone company HAPSMobile has a waiver to fly a solar-powered UAV over Lanai. The HAWK30 will act as a stratospheric telecommunications platform - a High Altitude Platform Station, also called a High Altitude Pseudo Satellite. The project is a collaboration between HAPSMobile, the University of Hawaii, and the Pan-Pacific UAS Test Range Complex which is managed by the University of Alaska Fairbanks. AeroVironment is HAPSMobile's aircraft development partner for the HAWK30. In related news, see HAPSMobile Working Together with Facebook to Accelerate the Adoption of HAPS. Amazon requests FAA approval of delivery-drone plans Amazon has filed a 29-page petition with the FAA requesting approval to use their MK27 delivery drone before getting a certificate of airworthiness. Amazon would like to fly BVLOS and they ask for exemptions from certain aviation regulations that are more applicable to manned aircraft. The petition says delivery drones will fly autonomously but with one operator for each drone in flight. Eventually, Amazon would like to have one operator for multiple drones "subject to FAA approval based on flights and simulations that demonstrate required levels of safety."The FAA will take public comments on the petition until August 28, 2019. See Petition for Exemption; Summary of Petition Received; Amazon Prime Air in the Federal Register. NASA drone testing schedule in Corpus Christi: What you need to know NASA selected the Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi's Lone Star UAS Center of Excellence & Innovation as a nationwide drone testing site. Testing will focus on urban UAS traffic management and they plan to close or restrict access to several downtown streets. Tests show multi-rotor UAVs can improve cetacean behavioral studies New Zealand researchers found that small, multi-rotor UAVs are better than expert observers on research vessels. When it comes to surveying and studying humpback whales, the drones captured some social activities not detected by the observer and there was no observable effect on the whales' behavior. See Insights into the use of an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) to investigate the behavior of humpback whales (Megaptera novaeangliae) in Vava'u, Kingdom of Tonga. Introducing Derbyshire Police's First Female Drone Pilot Victoria Atherton, Derbyshire Police's first female drone pilot, has said she wants to inspire others and fight crime. She was recently deployed to a damaged dam that forced the evacuation of about 1,500 residents. She commented: “Personally, I think the best way to encourage women to get involved is to support each other. The future of aviation appears to be heading in the direction of unmanned aircraft and it's important that men and women are equally represented in this field.” Also, “It's an achievement to be labeled the first, however, I think it's more important to ensure that I am not the last.” Drones, smartphones and sensors could provide a new solution to elderly falls Researchers from Baghdad's Middle Technical University and the University of South Australia have designed a system to remotely monitor elderly people. It detects heart rate and temperature abnormalities and provides urgent first aid via a drone if a fall occurs. UAV Video of the Week DARPA video shows autonomous drones swarming a building The demonstration took place under the agency's OFFensive Swarm-Enabled Tactics (OFFSET) program, which “envisions future small-unit infantry forces using swarms comprising upwards of 250 unmanned aircraft systems ...

La entrega de paquetes por medio de drones no es un tema nuevo. Amazon ya había planteado una estrategia alrededor de estas innovaciones tecnológicas, llamada Amazon Prime Air, y Uber anunció anteriormente sus planes para el envío de alimentos vía drones por medio de Uber Eats. Nuevos episodios de Lunes a Viernes 9 AM MEX. Descarga nuestra revista completamente gratis en la página de internet oleanadvisors.wixsite.com/olean/newsletter Síguenos en nuestras redes sociales @oleanadvisors en Facebook, Twitter, e Instagram. Contenido exclusivo para PATREONS en patreon.com/oleanmx Negocios: oleanadvisors@gmail.com

During episode 271, co-hosts BL Ochman & David Erickson discuss: The NYC subway landshark that went viral Drone deliveries via Amazon Prime Air Vox Media Union reaches an agreement Boston Dynamics' commercial Spotbot The Obama's partner with Spotify Apple Podcasts transcripts Amazon Echo's erase feature Instagram's influencer ads Google's new search results diversity update Counterfeits on Amazon Fear-based social media sites like Nextdoor, Citizen, and Amazon Ring's Neighbors YouTube’s New Hate Speech Policy Plus great new apps and important stats and a lot of stuff in between. Show Notes & Links: http://beyondsocialmediashow.com/271 Watch the video version Connect with the show on social media Subscribe to the weekly eNewsletter

Amazon has a long history in AI, from personalization and recommendation engines to robotics in fulfillment centers. Amazon Go, Amazon Alexa, and Amazon Prime Air are also examples. In this session, learn more about the latest machine learning services from AWS, and hear from customers who are partnering with AWS for innovative AI.

Can a drone gaming company deliver commercial solutions? If you ask today’s guest, he would surely say, “Yes it can.” Menashe Haskin is Co-Founder and CTO of EdgyBees, an augmented reality company that fuses pioneering 3D video generation, computer vision and multi-sensor data analysis to solve real-world problems. Edgybees started as a gaming platform for drone enthusiasts, but soon found that its platform could provide value in other use cases. It is now competing with major commercial drone companies in the emergency response area. Before founding EdgyBees, Menashe managed the   Israeli development office of Amazon Prime Air. Previously, Menashe managed the development of Amazon’s FireTV platform, selling millions of units, from product conception through launch. Prior to joining Amazon, Menashe was founder and CEO of YMagic Technologies through its successful M&A, and held key positions in several Israeli hi-tech companies. He holds over 35 US patents in the fields of aerospace, video and vision processing, data processing and communication. In this edition of the Drone Radio Show, Menashe talks about Edgybees’ transformation from a gaming company to a leader in the disaster/emergency response field. He will be joined by Romeo Durscher, Director of Public Safety Integration at DJI, who shares his perspective on Edgybees and on using augmented realty systems in public safety response.

In December 2013, Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos appeared on "60 Minutes" and unveiled Amazon Prime Air, a drone-delivery system that he said could transport packages to customer doorsteps in 30 minutes. Bezos said more safety testing and federal approvals were needed, but he estimated that Prime Air would be available to customers in as soon as 4 to 5 years. What's up with that project and other civilian applications of unmanned vehicle technology? Sean Gallagher, Baltimore-based IT editor of Ars Technica, recently attended two drone conferences, including one in New Orleans that featured Amazon Prime Air vice-president Gur Kimchi. Sean joins Dan to talk about drones in work, play and warfare.Links mentioned in the podcast:• The Dronebuster (http://arstechnica.com/informationtechnology/2016/05/dronebuster-will-let-you-point-and-shoot-command-hacks-at-pesky-drones/)• Marines' autonomous robot-drone (http://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2016/05/by-our-powers-combined-marines-test-teams-of-autonomous-robots-drones/)• FAA's progress (or lack thereof) on drone rules (http://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2016/05/faa-chief-announces-advisory-panel-on-drones-as-industry-checks-its-watch/)• Air traffic control for drones (http://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2016/05/by-mapping-the-skies-airmap-app-paves-the-way-to-a-drone-filled-future/)

Ross Beck is this week's special guest on That Old Pod, joining to discuss his new passion for drone flying. Conversation covers some basics of drone ownership, the awesomeness of scooters, online dating, tolerance for gaming and the experience of road tripping across the country.  Show Notes:DJI Mavic ProDJ Ross Beck EventsRossHasADrone YouTube and Instagram linksExample footage from Elliot BayDrone shot downDJI Inspire 2Professional grade droneCinematic SSD for DJI Personal devices banned on some international flights, possibly more soonFAA rules for transporting batteries on flightsSeattle law banning drones in parksExplaining the difference between 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz WiFiDrone crashed into space needle on New Years EveMan convicted of reckless endangerment after a woman was knocked unconscious by a falling drone during a Pride Parade in SeattleDrone privacy concerns on the riseAmazon Prime AirDrones dropping supplies in remote areasAutonomous cars podBertha finally completes the Alaskan viaductDJI Mavic Pro documentation, manuals and tutorialsFirst consumer drones in 2010, first ones to follow users in 2014LiPo batteryTesla battery is lithium-ionFinal Cut Pro X editorLacie rugged thunderbolt driveOmnicharge 20Backpack solar chargerCommercial drone regulationsUnlicensed drone finesRegistering your droneQuick examples of long exposure photographyDrone users experimenting with time lapse images Neutral Density (ND) Filters for your droneHow car commercials are madeDJI offers a crop dusting droneDJI GogglesFCC to limit net neutralityRazor scooterMoney scootersRoss Money’s Epic Matrix-Style ShotNokia 3310 2017 versionEve from wall-eHow much horse power can a human generateMort Goldman from Family GuyHalo GhostHalo BansheeDead SpaceKerbal space programSeriously, check out KerbalDead Space 2Civilization gamesUltimate epic battle simulatorTypes of zombiesChuck Norris jokesGame Dev Story is one of the best iOS games of all time, which inspired Game Dev Tycoon, which fleshed out the game play and added the awesome piracy easter eggElite: DangerousWorld of Warcraft dehydration funeral and surrounding loreNetherlands video game addiction clinicBuzzfeed article profiling a prolific SnapperMillennials are known for their empathyMillennial Preferences for Technology UsageWhat is Slack?Seattle Pacific UniversityOk CupidMeetupArrested development stripper pantsFamily GuyThe SimpsonsLast Man on EarthWorkaholicsBroad CityIt’s Always Sunny in PhiladelphiaAlways sunny opening sceneStar TrekSilicon ValleyBig Bang TheoryLincoln Douglas debatesLD debates for high school Some small business find tax benefits with TrumpLucio meant Rapid City, South DakotaZion National ParkBryce CanyonWhite SandsExamples of converted Sprinter vansC17 Globemaster IIISled DriverSR 71Money scootersRossHasADrone YouTube and Instagram linksDJ Ross Beck EventsRead more at Old News

The Fork In Your Ear Podcast EP#8 McDonalds S.T.R.A.W. The Lego Batman Movie, Amazon Air Prime, Final Fantasy+Kingdom Hearts+Zelda Nostalgia Lane. Welcome to the first episode of 2017!!! Whoo!? Only 3 months late! What!? Thats not math. Who cares!? Come check out our thoughts on the McDonlands STRAW an over engineered monstrosity! Why The Lego Batman Movie is rad. Nate doesn't know jack about Amazon Prime Air and we wax nostalgia of old games and stay tuned after the show for bonus outtakes of Tim and Nate disuccesing why our website sucks and what we are doing to improove it! All this and more on this episode! Remember to give us a review on iTunes or wherever you downloaded this podcast from. And don't forget you can connect to us on social media with, at, on or through: Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/theforkinyourearpodcast/ Twitter Handle: @getforkedpod eMail Address: theforkinyourearpodcast@gmail.com iTunes Podcast Store Link: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/dynamic-works-productions/id703318918?mt=2&i=319887887 If you would like to catch up with each of us personally Online PSN/XBL/Twitch/Twitter: Mike List's Youtube ID: Buster Knuckle  Mike List's Twitch ID: Buster_knuckle Mike List's Twitter ID: therealmikelist Mike List's PSN ID: Blisterlister113 Damian Newman's YouTube ID: Iam SelfmadeDame  Damian Newman's Twitter ID: @IamSelfmadeDame Damian Newman's Twitch ID: IamSelfmadeDame Damian Newman's PSN ID: SelfmadeDame Tim K.A. Trotter's Youtube ID: Dynamicworksproductions Tim K.A. Trotter's Twitter ID: Tim_T Tim K.A. Trotter's Twitch ID: Tim_KA_Trotter Tim K.A. Trotter's PSN ID: Linuxisthedemon Tim K.A. Trotter's XBL ID: Tim T Also remember to buy my Sc-Fi adventure book “The Citadel: Arrival by Tim K.A. Trotter” availible right now on Amazon Kindle store & iTunes iBookstore for only $2.99 get a free preview download when you visit those stores, it's a short story only 160-190 pages depending on your screen size, again thats $2.99 on Amazon Kindle & iTunes iBookstore so buy book and support this show! Additionally if you want more podcasts but different subjects. Tim K.A. Trotter also hosts a weekly show called Rising Tide: A Marvel Cinematic Universe Podcast, your one stop shop for all things Marvel for movies, TV shows and comics and more! So give it a listen! Mike and Damian frequently guest star on that show too. Finally, you can find our company by any of these links> Company Website: http://www.dynamicworksproductions.com/ Company Facebook: www.facebook.com/dynamicworksproductions Company Twitter: @DynamicWorksPro Company eMail Address: dynamicworks@mac.com

In episode 40, we welcome you to 2017 with Amazon Alexa appearing on LG’s new refrigerators. We also discuss the missed opportunity of Blackberry and whether their latest device has an opportunity to make a comeback. Plus, we uncover the latest delivery method from Amazon; 30 minute Amazon Prime Air. This and a whole lot more on #Technocrats.

In episode 40, we welcome you to 2017 with Amazon Alexa appearing on LG’s new refrigerators. We also discuss the missed opportunity of Blackberry and whether their latest device has an opportunity to make a comeback. Plus, we uncover the latest delivery method from Amazon; 30 minute Amazon Prime Air. This and a whole lot more on #Technocrats.

Reddit: /r/RedditTryHard Twitter: @trybcast Our gaming clan: reddittryhard.com/join Jeff @dmbuddy Tom @scnoi1217 Jake @jakebathman Ocean @OriginalHavoc95 Rate us on iTunes Christmas plans Tom’s Slang Corner Dead ass: To be completely and honestly serious. Ocean’s Chipotle order for Jake: Burrito with: White rice Little bit of black beans Half chicken, half chorizo Sour cream Cheese Guacamole Lettuce Hot salsa Brozart makes neat stuff on Etsy Amazon Prime Air Yes, it’s autonomous Prime Now (2 hour delivery): Red Bull dash button Amazon Go Apple Commercial: Frankie's Holiday Guilty pleasure movies Fast & Furious 8 trailer Movies from video games Assassins Creed https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gfJVoF5ko1Y Super Mario Bros https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wtMZKYnLg5c Outro

Amazon Prime Air begins a package delivery beta test, a DOT audit finds some FAA deficiencies, Defiant Labs shows a new VTOL long endurance drone, three models of aerodynamic lift are called into question, some drone tips for growers, and a wild video of the week. Package delivery drone, courtesy Amazon Prime Air News Amazon Claims First Successful Prime Air Drone Delivery Amazon Prime Air delivered a TV streaming stick and a bag of popcorn to a Cambridge, UK customer in a private beta test. The process from order to receipt lasted 13 minutes and included a fully autonomous flight with no human pilot involved in the process. Amazon plans to expand the test, add more customers to the program, and collect operational data for further development of package delivery concepts. See the Amazon promotional video: Amazon Prime Air's First Customer Delivery. FAA Lacks Risk-Based Oversight Process for Civil UAS The U.S. Department of Transportation's Office of the Inspector General (OIG) released a 20-page audit report titled, FAA Lacks Risk-Based Oversight Process for Civil Unmanned Aircraft Systems [PDF]. The report notes that “FAA does not have a fully developed risk-based process to oversee UAS operations, a key tool for focusing resources on a range of emerging risks, such as increased reports of UAS operating near airports.” The OIG offers six recommendations, four of which the FAA says are already accomplished. New 24-Hour Endurance Hybrid Drone Developed for Monitoring & Inspection Canadian company Defiant Labs has announced their new DX-3, a vertical take-off and landing drone with a fixed wing for flight. Applications for the long endurance, hydrogen fuel cell-powered drone include monitoring and inspecting remote infrastructure such as pipelines and power transmission lines. The DX-3 will be designed, manufactured, and produced in Canada. Listener Ken captured some photographs of the DX-3 at the International UAS Show in Toronto: Birds flying through laser light reveal faults in flight research, Stanford study shows Stanford researchers wanted to test three predictive models of airflow that are based on flying animals. These models are sometimes used in the design of flying robots and drones. Using a trained bird flying through a laser sheet that illuminated micron-sized aerosol particles, the study found that all three models failed to predict the actual lift generated by the bird. Stanford researchers debunk popular flight models by flying birds through lasers http://youtu.be/OSAdkAI3hgc UAVs: 10 tips from users Two Iowa State University agricultural biosystems engineers provide Corn & Soybean Digest readers with tips learned first-hand. Video of the Week The Pilots Arrive | FlightLab: Mojave Boneyard | Intel Take a wild quadcopter ride through a Mojave boneyard of retired jumbo jets, and watch the obstacle avoidance of Intel's Yuneec drone. http://youtu.be/2Dtflr_4iYA    

Royal Mail's Community Investment Manager, Gary Grange, talks about Royal Mail's partnership with UK charity Missing People. Analyst Cathy Morrow Roberson from Logistics Trends and Insights joins me to dissect Amazon's plans to build up a fleet of 40 aircraft.

sUAS and the proposed FAA reauthorization bill, ALPA proposes to lock sUAS, a universal UAV control interface, Amazon Prime Air testing outside the US, and EASA drone rules. News Rep. Bill Shuster: How to fix America's crumbling aviation system Representative Bill Shuster of Pennsylvania, the chairman of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, introduced the Aviation Innovation, Reform, and Reauthorization Act of 2016 (the “AIRR” Act, or H.R. 4441) [PDF] to Congress February 3, 2016. Here's a summary of some of the key elements of the Act, under Title IV Safety, Subtitle B - Unmanned Aircraft Systems: Sec. 432. Codification of existing law; additional provisions. The term “model aircraft” means an unmanned aircraft that is (A) capable of sustained flight in the atmosphere; (B) flown within visual line of sight of the person operating the aircraft; and (C) flown for hobby or recreational purposes. Special rules for model aircraft: (a) ...the FAA may not promulgate any rule or regulation regarding a model aircraft, or an aircraft being developed as a model aircraft, if (1) the aircraft is flown strictly for hobby or recreational use; (2) the aircraft is operated in accordance with a community-based set of safety guidelines and within the programming of a community-based organization; (3) the aircraft is limited to not more than 55 pounds unless otherwise certified through a design, construction, inspection, flight test, and operational safety program administered by a community-based organization; (4) the aircraft is operated in a manner that does not interfere with and gives way to any manned aircraft; and (5) when flown within 5 miles of an airport, the operator of the aircraft provides the airport operator and the airport air traffic control tower... with prior notice of the operation (model aircraft operators flying from a permanent location within 5 miles of an airport should establish a mutually agreed upon operating procedure with the airport operator and the airport air traffic control tower…) (b) A flight of an unmanned aircraft shall be treated as a flight of a model aircraft… (regardless of any compensation, reimbursement, or other consideration exchanged or incidental economic benefit gained in the course of planning, operating, or supervising the flight), if the flight is (1) conducted for instructional or educational purposes; and (2) operated or supervised by an eligible not-for-profit organization. (c) Nothing… may be construed to limit the authority of the Administrator to pursue enforcement action against persons operating model aircraft who endanger the safety of the national airspace system. Sec. 434. Unmanned aircraft systems senior leadership and staffing. The Administrator shall designate a sufficient number of safety inspectors to focus on the safety oversight of unmanned aircraft systems into the national airspace system... Sec. 435. Sense of Congress regarding unmanned aircraft safety. The FAA should pursue all available civil and administrative remedies available to the Administrator, including referrals to other government agencies for criminal investigations, with respect to persons who operate unmanned aircraft in an unauthorized manner; the Administrator should place particular priority on continuing measures, including partnerships with nongovernmental organizations, to educate the public about the dangers to the public safety of operating unmanned aircraft near airports without the appropriate approvals or authorizations; and manufacturers and retail sellers of small unmanned aircraft systems should take steps to educate consumers about the safe and lawful operation of such systems. Sec. 438. Facilitating unmanned aircraft authorization in support of fire fighting operations. The FAA shall enter into agreements with the Secretary of the Interior and the Secretary of Agriculture as necessary to continue the expeditious authorization of safe unmanned ai...

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Observations from the NASA Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) Traffic Management Convention, including the Amazon Prime Air proposal for drone traffic management. Guest Max Trescott attended the NASA Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) Traffic Management Convention (or UTM) and gives us his impressions of the event. Max is a general aviation pilot, a certified flight instructor, an aviation author, and a glass cockpit expert. He also flies quadcopters. Discussion The UTM convention was an opportunity for NASA and others to share their visions for managing low altitude commercial drone traffic. Presentations were given by Amazon, Google, Cisco, FAA, NTSB, DOD, California DOT, law enforcement, and others. There were panel discussions, vendor displays, and demonstrations. Google talked about the role of “Airspace Service Provider” (ASP). Under this concept, UAV operators would file flight plans with an ASP, which would then coordinate these with other ASPs to ensure non-conflicting flights. Google is said they are developing a lightweight, low-cost dual band ADS-B transceiver. FreeFlight Systems showed prototype weighing just 215 grams. Amazon details its plan for how drones can fly safely over U.S. skies Amazon Prime Air vice president Gur Kimchi described Amazon's idea for a drone air traffic management system. In Amazon's view, drones with different capabilities would have different airspace rights, with an underlying control system managing it all. Airspace under 200 feet would be designated for low-speed local traffic. Drones in that zone wouldn't require the most sophisticated collision-avoidance technology. Airspace from 200-400 feet would be for high-speed transit - the highway for drones. Sophisticated sense-and-avoid technology would be a requirement there. Finally, a no-fly buffer zone would exist from 400 to 500 feet. As a technology enabler, NASA is developing an airspace management control system. They plan four “builds” of the software over the next 4 years. Build 1 is a reservation system for exclusive access to the airspace and is due out August 2015. The culminating Build 4 in March 2019 would manage beyond line-of-sight drone flights in congested urban areas.

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The Small UAV Coalition launches, law enforcement using drones, UAVs showcased, a spat over the MQ-9 Reaper, GNSS developments, and logbooks for UAV pilots. News Small UAV Coalition formed to promote civil and commercial use of small UAVs Eight companies have formally launched the Small UAV Coalition to facilitate the entry of small UAVs in the United States and abroad. The Coalition intends to advocate for commercial, consumer, recreational, and philanthropic use of UAVs by removing  “unnecessary policy or regulatory hurdles that impede small UAV development, sales, job creation, and services.” Founding members of the Small UAV Coalition are: 3DR, Aerialtronics, Airware, Amazon Prime Air, DJI Innovations, Google[x]'s Project Wing, GoPro, and Parrot. Attorneys at Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP support the Coalition. North Dakota cops use a drone to nab three suspects in a cornfield When a car was pulled over by the Grand Forks, North Dakota police department for drunk driving, the occupants ran into a cornfield. The police brought out their AeroVironment Qube quadcopter and quickly found several of them hiding in the corn. Aeronautics unveils new Orbiter 3b UAV Aeronautics has unveiled the Orbiter 3b, offering more range and endurance than the previous model. The Orbiter Mini UAV System is designed for use in Military and Homeland Security missions such as over the hill reconnaissance, low intensity conflicts, and urban warfare operations, as well as close range ISR. It is catapult-launched from a vehicle, and recovery is by parachute and airbag. Air Force rebuts Defense Department report on planned Reaper buys The U.S. Defense Department Inspector General issued a report critical of the Air Force acquisition program for the MQ-9 Reaper. The Air Force wants to spend $76.8 billion to buy 401 Reapers, but the IG says Air Combat Command didn't obtain the proper approval or perform a verifiable analyses of number of Reapers to buy. The Air Force issued a statement on their website titled, Air Force rebuts report due to outdated data, saying the IG report “is based on data that is out of date.” UAVs at INTERGEO: Applanix, Others Announce GNSS-Guided Systems A special session at the InterGEO conference and exhibition in Berlin, Germany, “UAVs in Practice,” gave attendees an opportunity to see systems for aerial surveying and mapping, environmental monitoring, and other civil applications. Manufacturers at the show were mainly from Germany and other European countries. Applanix Corporation from Canada announced its new APX-15 UAV GNSS-Inertial System. This reduces Ground Control Points (GCPs) and sidelap. Germany-based Aibotix GmbH showed their Aibot-X6 V2, a six-rotor UAV with navigation by a GPS receiver integrated with gyroscope, accelerometer, barometer, magnetometers, and ultrasonic sensors. The Hirrus Mini UAV System from Teamnet International can carry CCD or IR video cameras, photo cameras, radiation detectors, and other sensors. Videos of the Week Incredible Close-Up Drone Video of an Erupting Volcano in Iceland Watch a brave drone get dramatically close to an erupting volcano Mentions 14 CFR 61.51 - Pilot logbooks - In the U.S., the FAA prescribes the Federal Aviation Regulations, or FARs, part of Title 14 of the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR). 14 CFR 61.51 describes the pilot logbook requirements for manned aircraft. They may provide some clues as to what to expect should the FAA ultimately require logbooks for unmanned aircraft. Going electronic with logbooks - This AOPA article describes some pilot logbook apps. The Best Electronic Pilot Logbook - Reviews by Pilotman Aviation & Pilots Network Pilot Pro Logbook - A cloud-based pilot logbook Pilots of America Forum - A forum thread about electronic logbooks Watch the Navy's New Unmanned Swarm Boats In Action Drones and the magical age of aviation

The FAA definition of an aircraft, drones and agriculture, UAV privacy issues, FAA solicits a UAS Center of Excellence, Amazon Prime Air, X-47B milestone, drone legislation, and a successful UAV company despite regulatory uncertainty. News FAA Thinks Two Pound Drones Aircraft. But 1100 Pound, Manned and Flying Craft?  Unsure. The FAA's June interpretive rule treats model airplanes as aircraft. But what about other devices that fly - like the Flying Hovercraft that Hammacher Schlemmer sells for $190,000? Are those aircraft too? With integrated wings and a 130-hp gasoline engine driving a 60" wood/carbon composite thrust propeller, this hovercraft manufactured by Universal Hovercraft as the 19XRW-Hoverwing, can fly up to 70 mph over obstacles up to 20 feet high. When asked about the status of wing in ground effect machines, the FAA replied that they haven't made any determination because they have not received any applications for certification. Commercial drone dealers take farming to new heights Tellus Agronomics AgriEye drone The University of Maryland Extension and Wye Research Center understands that technology plays key role in the future of precision agriculture. So they brought together local farmers, agricultural educators, and representatives from farming technology tool companies. Perhaps not surprisingly, UAVs were a prominent part of the event. Virginia-based consulting company Tellus Agronomics demonstrated their AgriEye Drone, a quadcopter for agronomists that features autonomous flight, live video feed, aerial mapping simulator, and RC simulator pre-flight training. Helicopter Ag Pilot Harassed by UAV in Illinois The National Agricultural Aviation Association reports that an ag helicopter was buzzed by a fixed wing “UAV” that caused the pilot some distress. The pilot notified the FAA FSDO (Flight Standards District Office) who called local police, and they are seeking to prosecute the owner of the “UAV.” Only it was not a UAV, it was an Extra 300 aerobatic R/C plane. President Barack Obama to issue executive order on drone privacy Last month, President Barack Obama announced that he would be signing an executive order placing the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) in charge of developing voluntary privacy best practices for unmanned aerial vehicles. We haven't seen an executive order on this yet. FAA Solicits Center of Excellence for UAS Applicants The Federal Aviation Administration released a solicitation for a new FAA Center of Excellence (COE) for Unmanned Aircraft Systems. This COE was mandated by Congress under the Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2014. This “COE will be tasked with identifying current and future issues critical to safe integration of UAS into the nation's airspace.” The COE will study: detect-and-avoid technology, control and communications, low-altitude operations safety, compatibility with air traffic control operations, and training and certification of UAS pilots and other crew members. The deadline for submission of proposals is September 15th. Amazon Will Test Drone Delivery System in India Amazon is reported to begin testing of Amazon Prime Air in Mumbai and Bangalore, India, possibly as soon as late this year. Why India? Because commercial drone use in India does not need a permit from India's Directorate General of Civil Aviation. Video: The Navy's X-47B drone reaches a new milestone Testing of the U.S. Navy X-47B continues, and recently it was launched from the aircraft carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt, as was an F/A-18E Super Hornet. Carrier-based unmanned and manned aircraft had not previously flown together. The end game for the Navy is the Unmanned Carrier-Launched Surveillance and Strike aircraft (UCLASS). Drone manufacturer grows amid uncertain market DSLRPros in Oakland Park, California manufactures and sells drones and equipment for professional unmanned aerial filmmaking. The company started in 2012,

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Martha Stewart's farm via DJI Phantom, UAS competitions, Amazon.com petitions the FAA, and a utility company to start drone testing. News: Amazing Aerial Photos Of My Farm One of Martha Stewart's security employees took a tour of Martha's farm with his new DJI Phantom. On her blog, she posted photos taken by the quadcopter, much to the delight of her fans. Is that commercial use by Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia, Martha's company? Shaken or stirred? Drone bartender battles bots in design challenge The Electrolux Design Lab is a design competition where students submit innovative ideas for households of the future. Among the 35 finalists this year, we see one that carries either hot or cold beverages to thirsty bar patrons, and dispenses the drinks into cups. Control is intended to be by voice or mobile app. 'Gobble Hawk' Wins NASA High-Altitude UAV Design Competition There was another recent contest for students, this one specifically for UAVs that track hurricanes. NASA was looking for a lower cost high endurance UAS, and they chose the twin-fuselage Gobble Hawk design concept from Virginia Tech. The second place OQ451-5 Trident from Purdue would be powered by hydrogen engines, with an endurance of 7 days. Third place was the University of Virginia Big WAHOO (Worldwide Autonomous Hurricane and Oceanic Observer), also hydrogen-powered.. Amazon asks the FAA for permission to play with its drones outside Amazon.com has been operating its package delivery drones in an indoor test facility in Seattle. On July 9, they sent a Petition for Exemption to the FAA asking to move outside. Amazon is serious about package delivery by drone. In part, their petition says: Amazon Prime Air, a new delivery system that will get packages to customers in 30 minutes or less using aerial vehicles, is one invention we are incredibly passionate about.  We believe customers will love it, and we are committed to making Prime Air available to customers worldwide as soon as we are permitted to do so. We also see that Amazon has made significant progress: In the past five months, we have made advancements toward the development of highly-automated aerial vehicles for Prime Air, including: Testing a range of capabilities for our eighth- and ninth-generation aerial vehicles, including agility, flight duration, redundancy, and sense-and-avoid sensors and algorithms; Developing aerial vehicles that travel over 50 miles per hour, and will carry 5-pound payloads, which cover 86% of products sold on Amazon; and Attracting a growing team of world-renowned roboticists, scientists, aeronautical engineers, remote sensing experts, and a former NASA astronaut. Finally, Amazon summarizes: One day, seeing Amazon Prime Air will be as normal as seeing mail trucks on the road today, resulting in enormous benefits for consumers across the nation.  We respectfully submit this petition for exemption so that Prime Air can be ready to launch commercial operations as soon as eventually permitted by subsequent FAA action. Eagle shot wins drone photography competition A competition for drone photographs recently concluded and the winning photo is a birdseye view of an eagle in flight over Bali Barat National Park in Indonesia. You can see the contest winners at Dronestagram, a website dedicated to aerial photographs. Sponsorship was provided by National Geographic, Go Pro, Picanova, Droneshop and Parrot. SDG&E Is First (Utility) in Unmanned Flight With Drone Testing The San Diego Gas & Electric Co. says the FAA has given them permission to conduct test flights of a small camera-equipped quadcopter. Ultimately, the utility wants to use the UAVs for infrastructure inspection. Test flights are limited to rural areas away from houses. MultiRotorForums Petitions White House to Adopt UK Drone Policy DroneLive.com reports that MultiRotorForums.com created a petition on WhiteHouse.gov asking that the Obama Administration compel the FAA ...

In Ep 32 of The Chatter Box, Michaela, Mike and Rob are  joined by Jessica (aka Jlyn1980)! They chatter The Hunger Games: Catching Fire, Amazon Prime Air, Doctor Who 50th […]

Es gibt wieder einen Studiogast in der 16. Ausgabe des Neuland Podcast und zwar diskutiert dieses mal der Johannes Knapp von Newgadgets.de mit Caschy und Palle ueber die neuesten Entwicklungen.

伊藤直也さんをゲストに迎えて、ドラゴンクエストX、Immutable Infrastructure, AngularJS などについて話しました。 Show Notes Germany 2013 - a set on Flickr スマホ版「ドラゴンクエスト」が1日で100万DL達成！　無料期間を延長 MBaaS で巨人の肩に乗る #awscasual // Speaker Deck 2014年のウェブシステムアーキテクチャ 今さら聞けないImmutable Infrastructure Stop Worrying about Prodweb001 and Start Loving i-98fb9856 (ARC201) Google Cloud Platform Blog: Google Compute Engine is now Generally Available with expanded OS support, transparent maintenance, and lower prices AngularJS 20min #ng_jp // Speaker Deck Backbone.js backbone.stickit Amazon Prime Air Android founder Andy Rubin's secret Google project: building real robots | The Verge

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John & Scott discuss: Taxing Bitcoins; Man tazed while tryihng to save his own child from a house fire; The NSA was doing more other things with the freedom; Pregnant woman has unborn baby ripped from her womb and taken away. 15 months later she still doesn't have her baby; TSA no-fly list used as a weapon against a woman who is complaining about the TSA no-fly list; Journalists and writers aren't writing about controversial things anymore out of Big Brother Fears; Gal Gadot is gonna be Wonder Woman; Amazon Prime Air; Refuge; How video games can save a lonely kid's life and sanity & more.

This episode the guys talk about Paul Walker, X-Box One, Amazon Prime Air, the new Tarzan Movie, Superman, and more. This weeks big topic the guys talk about the difference between the cartoon lineup on television from when they were little and now.

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Brent, Adam, and Ryan talk about Need for Speed: Rivals, the Last of Us, Amazon Prime Air, Death and robot bodies (potential band name: Death and the Robot Bodies), and how to save Zelda, a discussion spawned by Tevis Thompson's interesting article . Send us your questions and we'll read them on the show! podcast@bigbadaboomgames.com

This week on The Nerdpocalypse Podcast, the guys discuss Amazon Prime Air, Sony's next wearable stupid tech, Ghost Rider's new look, Top 100 comic story lines of all time, video games to movies, The Amazing Spider-Man 2, Catching Fire, and more.

Gerardo comenta lo que para él es la noticia del día, la presentación de Amazon Prime Air. Tal vez sea una locura, pero su sola existencia y el desarrollo que la acompaña puede ser en sí una nueva revolución más allá de lo que podamos imaginar. Este es el artículo que menciona en el audio: http://gigaom.com/2013/12/01/consumer-drones-are-coming-and-they-will-change-everything/

Amazon presentó un servicio que pretende que esté disponible en un par de años, se llama Amazon Prime Air (www.youtube.com/embed/98BIu9dpwHU?rel=0) y en un servicio de entrega por medio de drones, a partir de ahí hago una reflexión sobre la capacidad de sorprendernos a partir de la cantidad de críticas negativas que ha recibido esta propuesta tan novedosa de darle un giro de tuerca a las entregas. Espero sus comentarios a technovertpodcast@icloud.com

This week, Amazon announced a new service that they hope to launch in the future called "Amazon Prime Air", we also chat about Microsoft, PlayStation, WiiU and our favorite games for this holiday season!

This week, Amazon announced a new service that they hope to launch in the future called "Amazon Prime Air", we also chat about Microsoft, PlayStation, WiiU and our favorite games for this holiday season!

This week, Amazon announced a new service that they hope to launch in the future called "Amazon Prime Air", we also chat about Microsoft, PlayStation, WiiU and our favorite games for this holiday season!