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We are not far from the day when drones flying above us is commonplace; drone professionals must keep butting their heads together and finding creative

We developed the world’s first dedicated AR technology for high speed moving platforms, providing highly contextual visual presence of non-tangible intelligence

As the national drone industry continues to take off, unmanned aerial vehicle experts say it’s likely drones will be used by almost every law enforcement

These eyes in the sky may become firefighters’ best tools for combating one of the worst wildfire seasons in state history.

Key Points Edgybees is offering its augmented reality and 3D mapping solution to militaries The solution can help armed forces quickly highlight critical infrastructure

Situational awareness is key. Getting as much information about a situation as possible is vital for assessing the right way to approach a dangerous area

As large swathes of California continue to be consumed by wildfires, some fire departments have turned to Augmented Reality to keep personnel in the field

As wildfires sweep California amid what’s been an uncharacteristically early and hot summer, some fire departments have turned to Augmented Reality to keep personnel in

Edgybees was founded to make software for drone hobbyists, but its augmented reality programs adapted well for emergency responders.

Together with Edgybees, a company in which Motorola recently invested in, Motorola Solutions will demonstrate at CCW in Berlin the ways in which augmented reality

EdgyBees’ technology was used post-Hurricane Irma and California’s Wine Country wildfires to save lives. Menashe Haskin, the company’s CTO, explains Edgybees is utilizing AR software