RotorDrone - March/ April 2020

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Drone Boss: Starting a Drone Service Business: Ten Fundamental Steps to Success; CES: The Start of a Big Year for Drones: CES Best of Show: Autel Robotics Evo 2, ZeroZero Robotics V-Coptr Falcon, Micro Drone 4.0, Power Vision's Power Egg, XDynamics Evolve 2: CES Manned Drones: Hyundai S-A1; FoxFury D3060 Drone Light: Improve Your Nightime Ops with This Dual-Lamp Strobe; Flying Under the Midnight Sun: High Arctic Drone Operations; Insta360 One X Camera: Capturing Panoramic Images Has Never Been Easier; CSI From Above: Drone Mapping Versus Terrestrial Laser Scanners

FAA Update: Pilot Testing Procedures Change BY PATRICK SHERMAN

Nothing lasts forever,not even the staid administrative procedures of federal agencies.

6 mins

FoxFury D3060 Drone Light

Improve your nighttime ops with this lightweight, easy to-use, dual-lamp strobe

5 mins

CES 2020: THE START OF A BIG

Editor’s Note: This year’s annual Consumer Electronics Show, CES 2020, which is the Consumer Technology Association’s flagship event, took over Las Vegas on January 6 through January 10. New and novel drones were among the products on display by the 4,400 exhibitors, spread out among 11 venues across the city, in 2.9 million square feet encompassed by the event. As it has in past years, the Las Vegas Convention Center hosted a dedicated space for civil uncrewed aircraft systems (UAS).

10+ mins

Insta360 One X

Capturing panoramic images has never been this easy

4 mins

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RotorDrone Magazine inspires our readers with a combination of aerial excitement, personal stories and practical know-how. The first and only magazine of its kind, RotorDrone is packed with spectacular photography, interviews with industry leaders, expert technical tips, the latest legal rulings, and in-depth reviews on the best new aircraft and gear. From videography and photography to First Person View racing and more, RotorDrone has the news and information you need for aerial success.