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The Austin Police Department is going to use drones as crash scene analysis tools, joining hundreds of public safety departments across the country.

What once took about 12 hours now takes 12 minutes.

Wireless drone charging could unleash a whole new roster of invaluable commercial applications, from security and construction to search and rescue.

The Beach Buddies charity removes 441,000 pounds of garbage from local beaches annually.

Cape's drone platform has worked wonders in crime reduction in other parts of the world.

The University of Pennsylvania, NYU, and the U.S. Army Research Laboratory have been working on this tech.

The FAA Reauthorization Act could improve airline travel for the disabled, and allow the federal government to down your drone without a fuss.

Eversource Energy said it plans to implement drones in its regular inspections in New Hampshire, Connecticut, and Massachusetts.

State Farm is the first insurance company to get FAA approval to assess hurricane damage through long-distance drone flights in populated areas.

The Australian company may have just shot ahead of its competition in the nascent anti-drone tech industry.

The Deutsche Telekom, UAV company Microdrones, and the German air traffic controller worked in tandem.

Cape's telepresence drones will now routinely aid the police department for up to 10 hours per day.

A rogue drone encroached on Heathrow Airport airspace on Tuesday, resulting in an intended $6.4 million investment in counter-drone technology.

Kespry provides the aerial intelligence platform while DJI provides the UAVs.

The Pacific Island nation of Vanuatu will soon get commercial drone help to bring vaccines and medical supplies to its islands.

A previous version test-flown in September managed to remain afloat for five hours, with the latest flight indicating months-long capabilities.

Numerous drones can now simultaneously navigate forests without GPS, fuse their collected maps together, and improve search and rescue missions.

People are willing to race anything nowadays, and we're okay with that.

Emesent uses off-the-shelf DJI drones fitted with LIDAR sensors and enough computing power to autonomously navigate and map underground mines.

Fifteen-year-old Rudi Browning from Australia won $24,000 after mastering the complicated, neon-lit course.