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The article reviews and recommends several top-rated racing drones from Amazon, categorizing them by best use case (e.g., overall features, value, portability, skill level, and design). Key factors to ...

Drone racing is an increasingly popular sport with big money prizes for skilled professionals. New control algorithms developed at the University of Zurich (UZH) have beaten experienced human pilots ...

On the first weekend of August on New York City’s Governor’s Island, a group of 150 drone pilots stood transfixed behind first-person-view (FPV) goggles streaming live video feeds from their ...

These days any old schlub can pilot a drone without cratering it, what with good old autopilot tech, but there are drone pilots out there whose abilities push the limits of human cognition. Drone ...

Drone technology is becoming quite a popular testbed for neuroscientists seeking to put brain-computer interfaces through their paces. Numerous research projects have already impressed us with drones ...

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There’s a reason nature uses eggs to protect offspring who develop outside their mothers. Domes are inherently strong and durable, so it also makes sense to build a drone with a similarly bulbous ...

On Wednesday, a team of researchers from the University of Zürich and Intel announced that they have developed an autonomous drone system named Swift that can beat human champions in first-person view ...

I'm flying high above the San Francisco Bay, maybe 150 feet in the air. I look down and start gliding toward a dilapidated skate park. Once I'm near the ground, I pull my nose up and look level with ...

Speaking from his home in Alabama, the "da Vinci of drones" reflects on how he unintentionally helped build a "terrifyingly powerful" weapon over the course of a decade in racing. "Drone racing was ...

If you grew up with kites and gliders and model airplanes, but skipped diving into radio controlled planes, you have probably been eyeing the growing drone market and wondering if there is a way in.