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Australia's drone industry is set to soar in 2023 with agriculture leading the way, growing at a CAGR of 32.4%. Discover the top 5 fastest-growing drone industries.

In addition to agriculture, our article delves into four other industries that are rapidly adopting drone technology in Australia. These industries are on the cusp of explosive growth and could be game-changers in the coming years. So, if you're curious about the latest trends in drone technology and how they're being applied in different industries, be sure to give our article a read. You'll be amazed at what drones can do and the potential they hold for the future!

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We are very proud and excited to highlight Gary Thomas, RPAS Instructor at Droneit, who will take part in the internationally recognised 'SFC Air Race' next week. Gary has trained Droneit's CEO in aerobatics, and is now an RePL Instructor. He has also had a long career in the Royal Australian Air Force. Learn more and donate to this essential cause. https://sfc-air-race.raisely.com/wallaby-airlines

Our Chief Remote Instructor Kate is testing new landing pads today from D1. Have you tried them? The pads conveniently fold for easy transportation and are heavier than popup pads so they don't need to be pegged down. We love them!

DJI has discontinued production and sale of the AeroScope drone detection and identification system, a tool adopted by airports, government agencies, and private businesses to safeguard airspaces from unauthorised UAV pe*******on. The company made no formal announcement of the decision but indicated it on the product page via a pop-up screen, while options to buy the product were removed from the site. However, the product is still available for purchase or rental at some UAV dealers and service providers.

Introduced in 2017, DJI presented AeroScope as a tool for remotely monitoring and recognising DJI drones. Leveraging the communication links already established between a drone and its controller, the system enabled the identification of drones' registration numbers and their geographical location on a map.

The move by DJI to end its AeroScope activities may appear counterintuitive, given the rising numbers of UAVs in the skies and the increasing demand for drone detection and identification tech. However, the decision may have been partly motivated by the expanding number of specialised companies providing full-scale alternatives, covering identification, producer and model type, pilot position, and, in some cases, mitigation capabilities.

Brendan Schulman, former DJI vice president of policy and current vice president of policy and government relations for Boston Dynamics, noted that two reasons may have played a role in the decision to halt AeroScope production: the lack of sense in continuing to support a feature that was created to assist US security interests when being constantly attacked by US security agencies and the implementation of FAA Remote ID. To see the original Tweet visit

This move has left us wondering if they have any new versions of Aeroscope in the works? Let us know if you know.

DJI Ends Support For It's Aeroscope Drone Detection System Interested in learning how to fly a drone in Australia? Droneit will give you the training to help you earn your CASA drone flying licence. We are the best in the industry with online learning, free tutoring and assessment locations in Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, Launceston, Adelaide, and Perth. Co...

Get ready for a revolution in the world of motorsports. Check out Alauda Aeronautics new Airspeeder Mk4 - the world's first and fastest crewed flying car! The Airspeeder Mk4 is an electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft that was developed and built in Adelaide, South Australia. It is set to revolutionise the sport of Airspeeder racing

Exciting news from Dubai! Skyports Infrastructure has received approval for their innovative vertiport design. Dubai and Joby Aviation have taken a significant step towards creating a high-speed, zero-emissions vertiport network in Dubai, which is set to launch by 2026. Is Australia next?

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