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Join hosts John McLeod and Joe Kearns as they reflect on a milestone year for DroneCast, highlighting the evolution of the podcast and the public safety drone landscape. From its humble beginnings to reaching tens of thousands of listeners, this special mini-episode revisits key conversations that have shaped the way agencies approach drone operations. One year of stories, shared struggles, and breakthrough insights from agencies worldwide shaping the future of drone-powered public safety. John and Joe discuss how drone programs have grown from isolated initiatives to integrated, community-wide solutions—fueled by cross-agency collaboration, evolving technology, and a shared commitment to innovation. Whether you're a drone operator, program manager, or policymaker, this episode offers valuable takeaways on the past, present, and future of drones in public safety.

In part two of this Dronecast episode, host Joe Kearns continues his conversation with Rich Gatanis, UAS Coordinator at Southern Manatee Fire Rescue. They discuss Florida's drone legislation challenges, the formation of FLOGR (Florida Public Safety UAS Coordination Group), and the future of robotics in public safety, including emerging technologies and integration strategies.

In part two of this Dronecast episode, host Joe Kearns continues his conversation with Rich Gatanis, UAS Coordinator at Southern Manatee Fire Rescue. They discuss Florida's drone legislation challenges, the formation of FLOGR (Florida Public Safety UAS Coordination Group), and the future of robotics in public safety, including emerging technologies and integration strategies.

In part 2 of this DroneCast episode, host Joe Kearns continues his conversation with Jack Wu, exploring Nightingale Security's approach to emergency response infrastructure, autonomous operations, and the future of integrated public safety systems. Jack shares insights on system resilience, inter-platform communication, and his vision for the evolution of emergency response technology.

In part 1 of this DroneCast episode, host Joe Kearns speaks with Jack Wu, co-founder and CEO of Nightingale Security. They discuss Nightingale's focused approach to drone design, the challenges of urban drone operations, and why simplicity in design leads to reliability in the field. Jack shares insights on their Blackbird platform and explains why specialization in drone design is crucial for operational success.

In this episode of DroneCast, host Joe Kerns is joined by Adam Bilmes, cofounder, and business development manager at Inspired Flight, to discuss his unexpected journey from sous chef to drone industry innovator, the challenges of building American-made technology in a competitive global market, and the importance of customer feedback in driving innovation. Tune in for an inspiring conversation about redefining domestic drone manufacturing and the future of the U.S. drone industry.

In this episode of DroneCast, host Joe Kearns speaks with Lee Newman, a 27-year veteran of the London Fire Brigade and current drone project lead. They discuss Lee's journey from traditional firefighting to pioneering drone integration, his experiences following the Grenfell Tower fire, and his vision for the future of emergency drone operations in the UK, including the development of UK AERO (United Kingdom Emergency Robotics Responders Organisation).

In this episode of DroneCast, host Joe Kearns speaks with Lee Newman, a 27-year veteran of the London Fire Brigade and current drone project lead. They discuss Lee's journey from traditional firefighting to pioneering drone integration, his experiences following the Grenfell Tower fire, and his vision for the future of emergency drone operations in the UK, including the development of UK AERO (United Kingdom Emergency Robotics Responders Organisation).

In part two of our Dronecast conversation, host Joe Kearns continues his discussion with Jon McBride, exploring critical challenges in the drone industry including manufacturing dependencies, regulatory considerations, and program implementation. Jon shares his vision for the future of drone integration in public safety and offers insights into building successful drone programs.

Exploring what is happening in the skies above NJ with 2 pilots - and you!And one of them had a very scary experience while flying this past weekend....It's my most watched/listened to livecast - you don't want to miss this one!

In this episode of DroneCast, host Joe Kearns speaks with Ryan Bracken, Chief Product Officer and Chief Information Security Officer at DroneSense. They discuss DroneSense's newest product launch, OpsHub Mobile, its impact on public safety operations, and the future of unmanned aviation. Ryan shares insights on how the application streamlines drone operations and enhances situational awareness for public safety practitioners.

In this landmark episode of Dronecast, Matt Rybar, Vice President of Special Projects at Unmanned Vehicle Technologies (UVT), shares expert insights on drone program development, DFR implementation, and the future of public safety UAS operations.

In the second part of the DroneCast episode, host Joe Kearns continues his conversation with Coitt Kessler, exploring the impact of drones in different firefighting scenarios, the challenges and limitations of current technology, and the future of drone use in emergency response.

In this first part of the DroneCast episode, host Joe Kearns speaks with Coitt Kessler, a veteran firefighter and Customer Success Manager at DroneSense. They discuss the evolution of drone technology in firefighting, the challenges of implementing drone programs, and the multifaceted applications of drones in public safety.

In this special mini-episode of DroneCast, host John McLeod introduces Joe Kearns as the new co-host. They discuss Joe's background in the UAS industry, his role at DroneSense, and his vision for future episodes of DroneCast.

In part 2 of this DroneCast episode, host John McLeod continues his conversation with Chris Lester, Division Chief at Austin-Travis County EMS. They discuss the challenges of implementing drone programs in public safety, including interagency collaboration, budgeting, policy considerations, and future technological advancements in the field.

In this episode of DroneCast, host John McLeod speaks with Chris Lester, Division Chief at Austin-Travis County EMS and UAS Program Administrator. They discuss Chris's journey in emergency medical services, the integration of drone technology in EMS operations, and innovative uses of drones in public safety and community health initiatives.

In this part of the DroneCast episode, host John McLeod continues his conversation with Michael Lighthiser, Deputy Chief of Police for George Mason University. They discuss the use of drones in VIP protection, advice for starting drone programs, legislative challenges, and community engagement strategies.

In this episode of DroneCast, host John McLeod speaks with Michael Lighthiser, the Deputy Chief of Police for George Mason University and co-chair of the Threat Assessment Team. They discuss GMU's public safety drone program, its origins, and how it has evolved to support both law enforcement and educational initiatives on campus.

In a world marked by an array of challenges, such as natural disasters and unforeseen crises, our public safety personnel need more support than ever before. Enter: Dronecast: Rethinking Public Safety, One Drone at a Time, the new podcast exploring the real-world applications of drones in emergency response

I don't know if the whole is greater than the sum of its parts, but here we are. It's parts being two weeks of exploration and hard work, of chasing tangents and getting lost in your lips. Joy and suffering the whole way has led to this, whatever this is. This is Submerged. Dronecast 42, Franklyn Monk https://fmonk.quasigentsia.com/archives/9548

In this episode I talk to Scott about how he uses the drone to shape high flying behavior in his falcons. Scott Larsen email:idahofalconer@gmail.comYouTube video:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vP6YnvrdxRkQuick release cliphttps://www.westernsporting.com/FE3017/balloon-kite-quadcopter-release-parts-complete-or-replacement-parts.htmlE. ($15.95): Black Sure-fire Bait Release works flawlessly and is easy to adjust. It is used for food items on the kite or balloon and will give you the confidence to know it will release easily when the hawk grabs the bait. This contains the release clip, snap swivel and custom-made Sampo swivel.6 instructions for the Perfect Pigeon setup:Never fly your falcon to the drone without bait .  Always have a full charged battery .  Use the “home” function on the drone Use care and caution in big wind .  Use about an 18” to 24” diameter parachute with about a 20' to 25' leader  Make sure the chute can slide out of the release tube with almost zero effort .10-step routine from start to finishPhase 1 - drone then falconOnly fly a Falcon to the drone that has learned to kill and feed itself.  Get that accomplished first.Get your Falcon “made” to the drone to where she will chase it up with gusto every single time.  Make her chase the drone up.  Make her miss it and have to keep mounting up to catch up to it.  (Don't over-do it though.  Let her be successful each day before she gives up.  You have to watch this very carefully.) Once she is very fit and taking the bait either in an angled stoop or just on level flight, but enthusiastically every flight, switch her to flying with no drone in the air.Phase 2 - falcon then droneCast her off, with the drone totally ready to launch over behind your truck or somewhere close by.  As she is leaving and wondering what's up, launch the drone and make her chase it up.Each day wait longer until the day when she has the height to overtake the drone in a stoop.  Count that flight as your first real big success.  You WANT her to catch it!The next flight, place your drone a couple hundred yards away from where you think she's going to be mounting up and launch it over there and make her chase it up.Keep increasing the time you let her fly and mount up and keep increasing the distance away from you that the drone is launched.  I've launched my drone from 500 yards away, no kidding.Once she is going the height you want her to mount to, either go hawking, or throw her a bagged “something-or-other” and then, Go Hawking with her!  Get her off it as soon as you can .  Don't let her get Drone Bound!    

W tym epizodzie na żywo rozmawiamy na temat przecieków dotyczących najnowszego modelu DJI, czyli Mavic Air 2 także o tym, że warto wydrukować zdjęcia powietrza w dużym formacie. Będą też odpowiedzi na pytania. Miłego słuchania. Moja strona: www. rafalgalinski.comCheck out our podcasting host, Pinecast. Start your own podcast for free, no credit card required, forever. If you decide to upgrade, use coupon code r-540237 for 40% off for 4 months, and support DroneCast Latajaca Kawka.

W tym odcinku opowiadam o planach na 2020 i najciekawszych projektach 2020.

W tym odcinku motywem przewodnim jest przewaga umiejętności nad sprzetem. Będzie też podsumowanie roku 2019 i plany na 2020.

W tym odcinku motywem przewodnim jest recenzja DJI Mavic MIni - najmniejszego z rodziny dronow DJI,

A tritone sine wave is duplicated, phase inverted, and offset from the original at 1 ms per quarter note. The result is converted to MIDI twice with slightly different parameters for each. These MIDIs are played through the same virtual instrument. The four tracks are stitched together in reverse creation order. TITLE: Sacrilegious K: The Traitor DESCR: Destructive interference of tritone sine wave ARTIST: Franklyn Monk ALBUM: Dronescape TRACK: 57 GENRE: Drone, Ambient, YEAR: 2019 PUB: Quasigentsia TAGS: disturbed, betrayal, evil, crazy, horrible, lying ass, cunt, bitch, fuck!, aargh!, wrong, corrupt, stupid, mean, Drone, MIDI, math, destructive interference, Monk, 57, Dronescape, Dronecast, comrade, Ambient, Soundscape, tritone, sine wave URL: Persistent MIRRORS: Archive Audio | Archive Video | YouTube LICENSE: Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International

Fox Song: Are You Sleeping Dronecast 49, Franklyn Monk TITLE: Fox Song: Are You Sleeping? DESCR: 17 minute drone track. ARTIST: Franklyn Monk ALBUM: Dronecast TRACK: 49 GENRE: Drone, Soundscape, Ambient YEAR: 2018 PUB: Quasigentsia TAGS: 49, Ambient, audio, chapterized, Drone, Dronecast, Franklyn Monk, headphones, narrative, podcast, prologue, quiet, sound design, Soundscape, video, voice over URL: Persistent MIRRORS: Archive Audio | Archive Video | YouTube LICENSE: Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International

A Sunday afternoon Dronecast 44, Franklyn Monk TITLE: Sunday Magic DESCR: Droning under the Sunday sky ARTIST: Franklyn Monk ALBUM: Dronecast TRACK: 44 GENRE: Drone, Soundscape, Ambient YEAR: 2017 PUB: Quasigentsia TAGS: Drone, Soundscape, Ambient, audio, field recording, sky, aerial, antenna, birds, fly, plane, sound design, sound effect, video, podcast, Franklyn Monk, Dronecast, 44, REAPER URL: Persistent MIRRORS: Archive Audio | Archive Video | YouTube LICENSE: Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International

Slow rollin’ on Fyxation tires. Dronecast 43, Franklyn Monk TITLE: Lands End DESCR: Field Recording ARTIST: Franklyn Monk ALBUM: Dronecast TRACK: 43 GENRE: Drone, Soundscape, Ambient YEAR: 2017 PUB: Quasigentsia TAGS: audio, field recording, sound design, sound effect, video, podcast, Franklyn Monk, Dronecast, 42, REAPER, cycling, fyxation URL: Persistent MIRRORS: Archive Audio | Archive Video | YouTube LICENSE: Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International

I don't know if the whole is greater than the sum of its parts, but here we are. It's parts being two weeks of exploration and hard work, of chasing tangents and getting lost in your lips. Joy and suffering the whole way has led to this, whatever this is. This is Submerged. Dronecast 42, Franklyn Monk TITLE: Submerged DESCR: Still life ARTIST: Franklyn Monk ALBUM: Dronecast TRACK: 42 GENRE: Drone, Soundscape, Ambient YEAR: 2017 PUB: Quasigentsia TAGS: audio, sound design, sound effect, water, wind, video, podcast, Franklyn Monk, Dronecast, 42, REAPER URL: Persistent MIRRORS: Archive Audio | Archive Video | YouTube LICENSE: Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International

TITLE: Party Bridge Road DESCRIPTION: I'm told that's what the locals call it ARTIST: Franklyn Monk ALBUM: Dronecast TRACK: 41 GENRE: Drone, Soundscape, Ambient YEAR: 2017 PUBLISHER: Quasigentsia TAGS: audio, sound design, sound effect, water, video, podcast, Franklyn Monk, Dronecast, 41, REAPER, Inkscape, GIMP, Auphonic, Monk URL: Persistent MIRRORS: Archive Audio | Archive Video | YouTube LICENSE: Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International

The beginning and the end are worn. Virtual instruments controlled by samples. A G-man posing as a number station. A preachy New Year’s reveler. Ice calving from an iceberg. A hammer strike. Dronecast #38 Show Notes: https://fmonk.quasigentsia.com/archives/9270 Download: audio, video TITLE: The Lesser Pump SHORTDESC: Experimental track featuring virtual instruments driven by samples ARTIST: Franklyn Monk ALBUM: Dronecast TRACK: 38 GENRE: Ambient, Drone, Experimental, Field recording YEAR: 2017 PUBLISHER: Quasigentsia LINKS Permalink Archive Audio Archive Video TAGS: music, experimental, electronic, ambient, drone, field recording, homebrew, franklyn monk, dronecast, podcast, 38, reaper, audio, video, sound effect, MIDI CC, samples, FBI, NOAA, PMEL, cleaving, vinyl, hammer strike MIRRORS: YouTube FaceBook SoundCloud SOFTWARE: Audio REAPER (v. 5.33.0) Video Shotcut (v. 17.02) SOURCES: United States Department of Justice Federal Bureau Of Investigation. The Salvage Racket, 1956 Carpenters (2 Cuts). 78 shellac record sardana. File Under Toner PMEL Acoustics Program (NOAA). Cryogenic (Ice) LICENSE: Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International

In der heutigen Episode von thedronecast.de sind wir mit Tom Plümmer - Mitgründer des Startups Wingcopter im Gespräch. Wingcopter entwickelt und baut - heute noch in kleineren Stückzahlen - VTOL-Hybridcopter, die wie der Begriff VTOL impliziert vertikal starten und landen können. Über einen patentierten Schwenkmechanismus können alle vier Rotoren nach dem Start um 90 Grad gedreht werden und der Wingcopter geht in den Gleitflug über. Die Roh-Spezifikationen des Copters - 130 km/h Vmax, 100km Reichweite, 2 Stunden Flugzeit und bis zu 3kg Nutzlast klingen eindrucksvoll. Wie ist Wingcopter bei der Entwicklung vorgegangen? Was sind die angestrebten Einsatzgebiete des Copters? Welche Zukunftspläne hat das Startup Wingcopter? Das und weitere Backgrounds können Sie in unserer 24. Episode des Dronecast nachhören. Link zu Wingcopter: www.wingcopter.com

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Franklyn Monk Dronecast #32: Raumo: z₀ Audio: REAPER Video: ffmpeg, with heavy postprocessing in ShotCut and iMovie Titles: inkscape, and no I'm not satisfied with them. I just had to stop, I had to stop, I'll do better next time. 2016, from the Dronecast project. Episode link: http://fmonk.quasigentsia.com/­archives/8278 Archive.org item: https://archive.org/details/­FranklynMonkPodcast32 Youtube: https://youtu.be/WLhGOF0OFv8

Dronecast 25, http://fmonk.quasigentsia.com/archives/6506

Dronecast episode 20: Ceiling Fan A ceiling fan in a gazebo. Episode URL https://fmonk.quasigentsia.com/archives/6139 Follow me on Twitter @fqmonk