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11/28/2016

Cyber Monday deals at mcdictation.com. Dictation bundles for any line of work. Go ahead make your life easer.

10/31/2016

https://youtu.be/Qsf4kHxuOBs

Vr Demo... Oh so cool

Here is some footage of our VR Demo with our partner Virtalis.

09/08/2016

Check out the concept video from Mercedes for their Vision Van to deploy package delivery solutions. https://vimeo.com/181790426

A new end-to-end system for last-mile delivery featuring a fully-automated cargo management system and integrated Matternet M2 drones.

08/31/2016

Murphy Company is a distributor for top brands 3DR, DJI and Yuneec. Let us know how we can help you in your drone business or for personal use.

You have been thinking about it for awhile, that big idea or how to enter the commercialization of the drone industry. An overview on how to become an official unmanned pilot through the FAA airman certification.

08/31/2016

The complete rules and regulations for Part 107 is over 600 pages. Here is a summary of the small unmanned aircraft rule for Part 107.

07/26/2016

Updates for processing and with the FAA and the new Part 107 applicants.

The FAA has stopped processing Section 333 Exemption applications. With thousands of petitions in the queue, the FAA will make applicants that...

06/07/2016

Good infograph of the exemption 333 process and the looming changes for FAA certification

Curious about how Part 107 will make it easier than Section 333 Exemptions to get commercial drone authorization? Check out DRONELIFE's infographic.

05/09/2016

Allows for Use. Significant upgrade from current policies on the educational front

In a significant policy shift, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) will now permit students and to use unmanned aircraft systems (UAS, or...

05/06/2016

The revealed that it would relax regulations on who can fly . Students and instructors will no longer need a Section 333 exemption or other authorization to fly a UAV for "educational and research purposes. As long as learners abide by the guidelines for using model aircraft, they'll be in the clear.
FAA also shared that the rule changess could include allowing a single pilot to fly a drone solo and the ability to take it above the current 400-foot ceiling to a max of 500 feet. Flying a drone will no longer require a full pilot's license either, but instead those controlling the UAVs will have to pass a general aeronautical knowledge test every two years. The FAA announced last month that it's also looking into rules that allow for flying drones over crowds, focusing on the weight of the aircraft and accident risks to determine those limits.