“Weaponization of commercial drones is a global threat.”

September 2, 2022

That is the headline of an article written by Paul Joyal of National Strategies Inc., a Bravo Zulu partner in business, opening doors and introducing business relationships in the U.S. and overseas for Bravo Zulu’s drone detection and mitigation systems.

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Drone Detection & Mitigation Demo in Europe

September 1, 2022

Bravo Zulu is pleased to participate in a demonstration of its Drone Detection & Mitigation equipment in Europe. 

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Bravo Zulu Attending the ISE in London in Sept. 2022

August 1, 2022

Bravo Zulu will be attending, for the second time, the International Security Expo (ISE) in London on September 27-28, 2022.

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FAA RELEASES AIRSPACE BLUEPRINT FOR URBAN AIR MOBILITY

May 9, 2023

If you’re involved in the world of drones or traditional aviation, odds are you’ve heard of air taxis, cargo drones and the coming world of Advanced Air Mobility, or AAM.

But what does that mean? And how will it differ from our current skies?

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PUBLIC PERCEPTION OF DRONES MIXED DEPENDING ON USE-CASES

April 25, 2023

What does the public think about drones?

That’s a very good question. And the answer has implications for the industry at large.

Is the public ready to embrace drones becoming a more ubiquitous part of everyday life? Are people ready for drones to be flying overhead in urban settings – whether they’re gathering data, delivering critical supplies, or simply dropping off a bagel and latte for the sake of convenience?

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THE CASE FOR MICRO-CREDENTIALS IN THE RPAS WORLD

April 19, 2023

The world of drones, as you likely know, changes rapidly.

In less than a decade, we’ve gone from the first DJI Phantom (which required an optional GoPro if you wanted images) – to highly sophisticated machines capable of BVLOS flights over 4G and 5G networks. Drones today have sophisticated obstacle avoidance, multiple sensors, and can be programmed to carry out missions autonomously. They routinely create digital twins, carry out volumetric calculations, and use specialised software for anomaly and change detection.

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