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Despite FAA Warnings, New Legislation Aims to Extend Drone Privacy Laws and Allow “Reasonable Force” to Remove Unauthorized UAVsby DRONELIFE Staff Writer Ian J. McNabbFlorida drone pilots may have to be more careful about flying over and around populated areas as a proposed bill moves through the Florida Senate that would allow homeowners to shoot UAVs flying illegally around private property.

2 days ago | dronelife.com | Miriam McNabb

South Korean AI drone company partners with Red Cat to support the Pentagon’s Replicator program and expand U.S. defense market presence. by DRONELIFE Staff Writer Ian J. McNabbSouth Korean drone AI company Nearthlab recently announced the signing of a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) with San Juan, Puerto Rico-based Red Cat Holdings, Inc. a drone technology company integrating robotic hardware and software for military, government, and commercial operations.

2 days ago | dronelife.com | Miriam McNabb

AXON Week 2025, held in Phoenix from May 22–25, brought together nearly 2,000 public safety professionals to explore the latest in technology for first responders. AXON, a global leader in public safety innovation, showcased its Drone as First Responder (DFR) program and the expanded capabilities made possible by its 2024 acquisition of Dedrone, a company recognized worldwide for airspace security. Learn more at AXON and the official AXON Week website.

2 days ago | dronelife.com | Miriam McNabb

Axon Week 2025, held in Phoenix from April 22–25, convened nearly 2,000 public safety professionals to explore how integrated technology can save lives and build safer communities. The event—merging Axon Accelerate and TaserCon—centered on the theme of unified awareness, with keynote speakers emphasizing that technology, when paired with transparency and responsible innovation, serves as a powerful force multiplier for public safety.

2 days ago | dronelife.com | Miriam McNabb

Nepali drone company Airlift uses DJI technology to deliver oxygen, scout routes, and remove waste—making Everest expeditions safer for sherpas and climbers. by DRONELIFE Staff Writer Ian J. McNabbA Safer Way to Scale the World’s Tallest PeakAfter testing concluded last year, Nepali drone company Airlift will begin deliveries of necessary supplies to Everest camps, revolutionizing the dangerous local transport industry and making the world’s tallest mountain just a little bit safer.