Developed by researchers at University of Technology Sydney, an AI system dubbed Sharkspotter can identify sharks and notify beachgoers when they're nearby.

If a floating warehouse serviced by drones sounds familiar, it's because Amazon patented the idea last year.

According to a UBS survey, removing pilots from the equation could lower costs by $35 billion a year. The problem is, we don't trust pilotless aircraft (yet).

At Black Hat, a research team demonstrates how an ultrasonic gun can really mess with modern electronics.

A new patent describes how Amazon's drones will scan your home while delivering packages to see if anything needs fixing.

The tiny, relatively affordable Yuneec Breeze places an emphasis on ease of use, but it isn't as capable as many other drones.

The AirDog II is an autonomous drone designed for extreme sports and outdoor fanatics. It's more expensive than competing models, but it flies itself.

It turns out the FAA isn't actually allowed to have a drone registry, so the agency is offering to refund your money and expunge your data from the record.

Facebook called the landing 'absolutely perfect,' but admitted that Aquila suffered a 'few minor, easily repairable dings' from its gravel landing pad.

Flying alone isn't the most efficient way to get your drone to its destination. MIT engineers hope that their design could one day be used to transport humans.

Two drones working together can create a 3D image of objects hidden behind a wall by bouncing wireless signals off each other.

Imagine a beehive the size of a skyscraper, but instead of bees there's autonomous drones flying in and out to deliver packages all day.

President Trump will surely be interested to hear about Luckey's alternative wall that doesn't involve building an actual wall.

The DJI Spark is a $500 palm-size gesture-controlled selfie drone for the masses, but it's hampered by short flying time and an app that could be easier to use.

It's a shipping label with a built-in parachute enabling packages to be dropped from a drone in flight.

Any drone flying over domestic soil would be up for destruction if deemed a threat.

Spark, DJI's smallest camera drone yet, can lift off from the palm of your hand and be controlled via hand gestures alone.

To use all flight functions and live in-flight video streaming on a DJI drone, you'll have to register it.

Ostensibly enacted to improve safety, the requirement that recreational drone pilots register their craft with the FAA is nevertheless unlawful, a court ruled.