… how the drone’s flying technologies allow pilots to creatively engage with the atmospheric
element. We argue that the drone’s … In concluding, we examine how drones and information …

… Catching hostile drones in air gained popularity through videos by the Police of Tokio …
drone with a net that caught another drone. However, single drones are restricted to a small net …

… On today’s unmanned aircraft, a network of myriad … network is, arguably, the secret
sauce that differentiates our notion of a “remote-controlled” or “model” aircraft from that of a “drone.” …

… [2] Domestic drones have also caught the eye of local, state, and federal law enforcement. …
to a tablet or smartphone, which is operated via a Wi-Fi network generated by the drone. …

… more utilitarian drone methods and proposes a more intimate relationship between humans,
drones, and the environment. In what follows, we examine how drones and information …

… the drones' preferred flight area, we believed that the drag-net … More of the drones caught
within 4 m of the ground were … More young, immature drones (68%) were caught in the higher …

… the different aspects of drones’ cyber-security including two main aspects: drones’ security
… with compromised drones. Then, we review the countermeasures to secure drone systems, …

… For example, unlike traditional police cruisers, police drones are not bounded to a road
network structure and thus can avoid traffic congestion, hover above crime scenes, etc. As a …

… of a planetary computer network. In navigating these elemental boundaries, the drone is
positioned to mediate a looming hybridity of digital and organic information. A drone’s ontology …

… Predator B drones, a version of the military’s MQ-9 Reaper drone, along the border. A drone
crew … Around half of all American adults are in a law enforcement facial recognition network. …