A couple of years ago I wrote about the work of Davide Scaramuzza and his colleagues at the University of Zurich’s Robotics and Perception Group, and the development of a racing drone able to match ...

Recent developments in First Person View (FPV) drone racing highlight an intriguing twist as autonomous drones, powered by artificial intelligence, have emerged victorious against human champions.

THE Philippine Army Drone Racing Team with Jungle Fighter personnel from the Second Infantry Division booked a modest ...

Drone racing is to be considered an official sport by the British Army for the first time, The Telegraph can reveal. While the activity, which involves flying drones to specified distances at speed, ...

More than 76 drone pilots from around the world attended two series of military first-person view (FPV) drone racing competition at Randwick Barracks earlier this month, including tactical and racing ...

Australia’s military drone pilots are internationally competitive, and the army is beginning to benefit from skills that service personnel are developing privately. Nonetheless, the Australian Defence ...

The NEPA Quad Racers, a regional chapter of the international MultiGP Drone Racing League, held the Pennsylvania Whoop Championship at the Pilot Mind Drone Academy on Saturday. Around a dozen drone ...

It's time for a review for one of the best racing drones I have, thanks to Gearbest who sent me this beautiful flying machine. This drone from Furibee called Geniuser and with a frame size of 160mm it ...

Drone masterminds have taken DIY engineering to the next level with the first drone capable of keeping up with an F1 car on the track. Here’s how they created it. A decade ago, when he was around ...

On an otherwise dark November night, neon flashes zoomed around the Huntington Beach Pier. They weren’t comets, per se. They were the Comets — an upstart drone racing team from Westminster with ...

Britain and Latvia will co-lead an effort to send Ukraine thousands of first-person-view (FPV) drones, which Ukrainian and Russian forces have used in vast numbers as improvised loitering munitions.