Man + River on MSN9d
Found Crashed Drone & Working Camera Buried Underwater Beneath Waterfall! (Testing LeFeet S1)
This scuba diving trip was incredible. While using my LeFeet S1 Underwater Scooter (sponsored video) & Scuba Diving gear, I ...
The Washington Post23d
Cheap, smart, deadly. The tech industry pitches a new way to wage war.
the tech entrepreneur posted a video of a synchronized swarm of drones on X and wrote “Meanwhile, some idiots are still building manned fighter jets like the F-35,” adding a trash can emoji.
Interesting Engineering on MSN15d
US advances powerful 6th-gen fighter jet engines for next-gen combat jets
The USAF has announced a new $7 billion cash injection into its next-generation adaptive propulsion (NGAP) program.
Why The US Air Force Will Reduce Aircraft Maintenance AFSCs From Over 50 To 7
The USAF aircraft maintenance program continues to evolve as America strengthens it warfighting posture worldwide.
How the US Navy's first hostile drone kill with an air-to-air missile set the stage for the emergence of the 'Murder Hornet'
The Navy said that the "Murder Hornet" configuration on its F/A-18 fighter jet is comprised of nine air-to-air missiles.
New York Post21d
Drones could one day monitor New Yorkers’ garbage to help enforce new trash bin rules
Drones used for busting barricaded suspects and teen subway surfers could one day monitor New Yorkers’ garbage, too. The city Department of Sanitation is considering whether to enlist a fleet of ...
CBS News20d
DSNY considering using drones to enforce trash rules in NYC
NEW YORK — The New York City Department of Sanitation says it's considering using drones for trash enforcement. In the city's continued war on trash, new technology could be the next line of ...
Gothamist24d
To ensure compliance with trash laws, NYC considers deploying drones
New York City’s sanitation department is considering enlisting drones in its war on trash. Sanitation department spokesperson Joshua Goodman confirmed the agency is exploring how drones could ...
AOL21d
Drones used to bust suspects could one day monitor New Yorkers’ garbage — in effort to help enforce new trash bin rules
Drones used for busting barricaded suspects and teen subway surfers could one day monitor New Yorkers’ garbage, too. The city Department of Sanitation is considering whether to enlist a fleet of ...