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Singapore Cracks Down on Cross-Border Drone Flights

As of November 21, 2023, Singapore will implement a new framework governing cross-border drone flights. Under this framework, cross-border drone…

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Frontex Low-Flying Objects Phase 1 Complete

In December 2022, Frontex challenged the industry, seeking innovative and cost-efficient solutions for detecting, tracking, and identifying low-flying objects. In…

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S.1443- Protecting the Border from UAS

A bill recently introduced in the U.S. Senate Sponsored by Senator James Lankford (R-OK), S.1443 , titled the Protecting the…

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Fifty feet above the wall: cartel drones in the U.S.-Mexico border zone airspace, and what to do about them

Fifty feet above the wall: cartel drones in the U.S.-Mexico border zone airspace, and what to do about them is…

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