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Is Arizona America’s Drone Capital?

By atesmeh | July 30, 2015

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Drones are a fairly common sight in Arizona’s desert skies. In fact, Arizona has the fifth most approved drone operation applications of any state, according to a report by the Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International. Only California (70), Texas (46), Florida (40), and Illinois (18), have more approved applications. However, each of those states have much larger populations than Arizona. Of the 17 approved drone applications in Arizona, seven of them pertain to the real estate sector.

In other drone news, a Johns Hopkins doctor is teaming up with the university’s school of medicine for a study examining the possible benefits of using drones to carry blood to emergencies. Dr. Timothy Amukele said that the purpose of the study is to find out if blood maintains its necessary quality after being transferred by a drone. Also, the government of Maharashtra, which is located in west-central India, is inquiring about the use of drones in its capital of Mumbai.

Eyes in the skies: Arizona has more drones than almost every US state

Arizona has the fifth most approved applications for drone operations, according to a new study. A new report by the Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International looked at the first 500 drone use applications approved …
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Drones Could Be Used To Carry Blood To Emergencies In The Future

A Johns Hopkins doctor is conducting a new study to see if it would be feasible to have drones carry blood to emergencies. The study is being led by Dr. Timothy Amukele with Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine …
Read more at Uber Gizmo »


Maharashtra Government to Conduct Inquiry Over Use of Drones in Mumbai

The Maharashtra, India government has decided to conduct an inquiry into the use of drones supplied by private firms in Mumbai. The government should inquire about drone activities …
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How drones could help end poaching: Could drones have saved Cecil?
That’s what some people are arguing in the … http://t.co/JPbSJYIcLu

— GbrilliantQ™ (@GbrilliantQ)
2015-07-30T20:27:05Z



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