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The DRONELIFE news of the week ending March 1, 2024.

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Airobotics will install more of their Optimus drone systems in Dubai, where they are used for public safety response.

Asylon Robotics scores $12 million STRATFI contract to provide their drone solution for perimeter security to Air Force bases and installations around the globe.

Drones mapping from the vine to the vineyard, to support precision agriculture in the wine industry: less pesticides, more production.

Altitude Angel launches Prism Detect for airspace awareness.

As the FAA continues to develop the process for type certification, Matternet's M2 delivery drone received the first amendment to type certification.

A researcher from Worcester Polytechnic Institute is developing RoboBees: tiny drones for pollination.

BRINC has announced delivery of the first LEMUR 2 drones to public safety customers.

Dronamics will work with Hellenic Post (ELTA) to provide middle mile postal deliveries by cargo drone, connecting Athens with industrial areas in the north and islands in the south.

A U.S. House of Representatives Committee introduces another "American Security Drone Act" to ban government procurement of drones manufactured in China or other "covered entities."

Zipline announces that Cleveland Clinic will begin delivering prescription medicine and other supplies to patients in 2025.

On this month's Public Safety Drone Review: new DFR provider Aerodome, and the Drone Project Lead at the London Fire Brigade.

The Hopper is a new drone for education, helping students to build, fly and code.

WhiteFox Defense STRATUS deployed for protection of the UN General Assembly, as counter drone technology becomes a critical element of security operations.

The FAA and the Air Force have signed a collaboration agreement to forward the integration of Advanced Air Mobility vehicles.

Japan demonstrates drone delivery for disaster response in remote villages.

DRONELIFE interviews GLOBHE on using drone data to improve outcomes in global health.

Flyability introduces a new LiDAR payload, for survey grade data.

FAA Administrator: The nomination of Mike Whitaker has moved through Senate Committee.