Last week, Guza introduced me to one of his former post-doc students, Timu Gallien, who was test-driving a drone that will simplify the mapping of beach levels at Torrey Pines -- technology that could be put to use up and down California's 1,100-mile 1,100-mile
Then Russia's Defense Ministry announced on Tuesday that a drone video showed terrorists driving a pickup truck armed with a mortar as part of the convoy.
In Tamashek, the language the band sings in, their style is often simply called "guitar music," which is apt, since at any given moment the group has as many as six guitarists, together creating a driving desert drone that owes nearly as much to John Lee Hooker as it does to traditional Tuareg forms.
So far, Google X has worked on the self-driving car, a drone delivery project, Google Glass, and the Project Loon internet balloon service.
Operators can just trace a flight path on a map instead of driving the drone in real-time.
But it's activists, academics and a small army of DIY drone enthusiasts who are really driving the nascent drone journalism movement.
"It gives the officers more direction," Sgt. Bryan Clenna, of the city's West Precinct, said, "instead of driving around like drone bees".
The U.S. regulatory agency overseeing transportation at the federal level has announced a new official committee on automation, be it autonomous driving, drones or other self-guided modes of getting around.
And this role will still be performed on the road by human drivers and, in for small items, via flying and driving drones.
The family of a taxi driver who was killed in a drone strike while driving the leader of the Afghan Taliban across Pakistan have lodged a criminal case against the US government.
Amid driving rain and the drone of a police helicopter overhead, the Orangemen and two loyalist bands were accompanied by two rows of protesters shortly before 8.30am.
