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Drone Related Jobs as at 31 October 2024

Disclaimer: All jobs posted here are from LinkedIn and other job sites including member and non-member organizations. All are drone related jobs. Cambridge Sensoriis are looking to recruit a Drone Test Engineer. View Job TM Green Group are looking to recruit a Drone Surveyor. View Job Airbotics Talent is looking to recruit a Drone Pilot….

Swarm Robotics: Call for Research Papers

This is an invitation to all those interested or working in the field of swarm robotics to submit a paper to Nature. Guest Editors: Dr Antonio Tsourdos of Cranfield University and Dr Henry Leung of Calgary University, Canada. Submission deadline: 29 May 2025 Inspired by the collective behaviour of social insects, swarm robotics involves the…

IMechE UAS Competition 2025

The Institution of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE) UAS Challenge is an annual competition that brings together teams from universities around the world to design, build, and fly an unmanned aerial system (UAS). The challenge aims to encourage innovation and practical engineering skills among students. Key Highlights of the IMechE UAS Challenge: The mission: ”A natural disaster…

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Quiet Drones 2024 and drone noise considerations to prepare the future

It was an honour to participate in a panel discussion at Quiet Drones 2024 alongside industry leaders Marion Burgess, Joe Czech, Ed Weston (CAA), Jesse Suskin (Wings Australia), and Guillaume Malaval (EASA) on drone noise considerations. Is drone noise and noise regulation a pressing issue today? Not really. What about in the future? For many…

Royal Holloway University’s New £2.5M Omnidrome Research Facility: A Unique Opportunity

Royal Holloway University has made a significant leap forward in research and innovation with a £2.5 million investment into the Omnidrome Research & Innovation Centre. This state-of-the-art facility will serve as a hub for pioneering research and development in various advanced technological fields, focusing on unmanned autonomous systems (UAS/UAVs), robotics, artificial intelligence, and information security….

What is an Accountable Manager and Why Does My Organisation Need One? Watch Again

The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has announced changes to regulations classifying operators of drones and drone services. Going forward, any organisation using or procuring drone services will be considered an operator, with vicarious liability falling to the company director or designated Accountable Manager. This presents challenges for organisations where drone operations are not the core…

Quiet Drones: 8-11 September 2024

University of Salford, Manchester CONFERENCE OVERVIEWBuilding upon the successful QuietDrones conferences in 2020 and 2022, we are excited to announce the upcoming QuietDrones 2024 conference, which will be held in Manchester (UK) from 8 to 11 September 2024. This will be a hybrid event and now we are inviting abstract submissions. Along with the conference,…

DrSUIT: Drone Swarm for Uncrewed Inspection of Offshore Wind Turbines Webinar: WATCH AGAIN

The remarkable advancement in UAVs has firmly established itself as a pivotal enabler across the commercial landscape and is poised to revolutionise the energy sector. UAVs have proven to be instrumental in streamlining a wide range of operations that would otherwise be prohibitively expensive, labour-intensive and typically constitute a safety risk. Dr-SUIT offers a suite…

ICAO call for papers on AAM

The Global Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) Academic Paper Competition offers a platform for university students from around the world to showcase their groundbreaking ideas, research, and insights within the realm of AAM. This competition seeks to engage students in exploring various aspects of AAM, including, but not limited to, technology, safety, regulation, urban planning, legal…

Responsible Drone Use in Biodiversity Conservation: webinar 11 July 2023

Responsible Drone Use in Biodiversity Conservation Date & Time: Tuesday 11 July 2023 2.30-6.30pm Venue: Online While geospatial technologies have long been essential tools of conservation, the development of drones has greatly expanded the possibilities for monitoring and protecting biodiversity and threatened landscapes. However, given that drones can capture data of humans and be deployed…