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Reports of mysterious aircraft in New Jersey’s airspace have sparked debate and drawn national attention. Residents near sensitive locations, including military research facilities and Bedminster—home to former President Donald Trump’s golf club—shared videos of what they believed were drones....

The FAA’s Remote ID (RID) initiative was launched with the goal of enhancing airspace safety by ensuring drones are easily identifiable. However, significant gaps in enforcement and technical standards have raised concerns about the initiative’s effectiveness, casting doubt on its ability to curb...

As 2024 comes to a close, the rising threat of drone misuse has become a growing concern for public safety and security. From injuries caused by drone crashes to the smuggling of contraband into prisons, incidents involving drones have highlighted the urgent need for robust detection solutions.

Drones have transformed industries and introduced unparalleled convenience for how things could work. However, their increased adoption—particularly in surveillance—has also raised significant privacy concerns, challenging traditional boundaries and legal frameworks in the United States.

The FAA Recognized Identification Area (FRIA) is a designated zone where drone pilots can fly without adhering to Remote ID requirements. This exemption provides an ideal space for individuals and organizations to operate drones for educational, recreational, or operational purposes in a safe,...