DMZ Aerial Quadcopters is working to bring UAV technology to crop scouting.

Idaho grower and precision practitioner Robert Blair is bullish on the future of unmanned aerial vehicles.

Precision Hawk uses company re-branding as an opportunity to launch new model of Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) systems platform.

Already in commercial use throughout Canada and South America, Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV) promise to revolutionize crop imaging in U.S. agriculture.

Join the Red River Valley Research Corridor, the City of Grand Forks, and honorary co-hosts U.S. Senators Kent Conrad and John Hoeven, for a unique networking opportunity and in depth look at the developing unmanned systems industry at the...

A Switzerland based technology company called SenseFly has been touring the US with a new image-collecting aircraft, which they describe as a small, safe, autonomous and simple to operate unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) for agriculture. Called the Swinglet CAM, this...

The concept of flying unmanned aircraft over fields in season to gather photos and remote imagery is nothing new, but making it into a commercial business has proven to be a challenge. AutoCopter Corp. of Charlotte, NC is trying...