California Unmanned Aircraft Systems (CalUAS) a company that manufacturers unmanned aircraft systems for 3D mapping announced today that they are changing their company name and establishing headquarters in Ridgecrest, CA.

On Wednesday afternoon October 29, a new GPS satellite will be headed for the skies.

AgEagle announces details on its RAPID UAV management system, which promises to be "the most advanced and comprehensive UAV operations management system specifically developed for professional agronomists and crop consultants."

Profitability in precision ag is not about any one technology, but the result of employing technology in a total system approach that is agronomically sound.

The cloud-based platform will provide advanced analysis tools to convert aerial data into actionable information that will support better business practices.

North Carolina State University has obtained FAA authorization to fly drones for research and development purposes.

Drones could soon mean big savings for the North Carolina agriculture industry, reports Mike Gonzalez for WNCN News in Raleigh, NC. Developed by Raleigh-based PrecisionHawk, the company's unmanned aerial vehicle is changing the way data is collected in the sky. With...

eXom’s five vision sensors also enable you to see in the direction the drone is moving for enhanced awareness and safe operation.

A UAV website has published a ranking of the top 6 drones currently available for precision agriculture.

FAA has announced that UAS operating under a COA must be registered and marked with an aircraft registration number prior to COA application.

Zone Automation is a new approach to ensure every zone in the plant is designed to work efficiently together in order to increase speed, accuracy and ease of operation.

GPS, VRA are among key discussion areas during the 2014 InfoAg Conference, as reported by IPNI director Dr. Steve Phillips.

Swiss mini drone producer senseFly has joined AgGateway, becoming the first UAV manufacturer to join this non-profit consortium of businesses that serve the agriculture industry.

Lindsay Corp. introduced a slew of new products and services recently that look to keep the Omaha-based irrigation tech outfit quite preoccupied for the foreseeable future.

Government and industry sources familiar with the process tell Forbes that the announcement will be made this Thursday afternoon.

Topcon Precision Agriculture (TPA) introduces Robert Lindgren as the new director of customer support for the global marketplace.

Co-developed by Valmont Irrigation and DuPont, Root Demand Irrigation is launching a subsurface irrigation method to help growers improve underperforming acres using less water, energy and time.

The top precision agriculture technologies didn’t change in the past year, according to experts. What has changed, however, is their order of activity.

Outback Guidance has introduced three new precision auto steer systems: the eDriveXD, eDriveXC and eDriveESI.

Trimble is conducting live demonstrations of its cutting-edge NextSwath end of row turn technology at the Farm Progress Show in Boone, IA.