The propeller turns one way while the aircraft carrying it turns the other. That counter-rotation is the central mechanism behind Phantom Twist, a single-propeller drone designed by Northwestern ...

The propeller and body of the drone both spin, counter to each other, at a rate that human eyes struggle to register.

It turns out, however, that you can get a pretty good approximation by just spinning really fast. That’s the idea behind a drone developed by researchers at Northwestern University, anyway. The drone ...

Northwestern University engineers have developed a drone that becomes extremely difficult to see by exploiting the way humans ...

Aerodine Composites, a leading US-based manufacturer of advanced composite solutions, recently announced the expansion of its advanced propeller capabilities for Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) and ...

Calvin University has established an unmanned aircraft systems (drone) policy which applies to all employees, students, contractors, volunteers, and guests. The operation of unmanned aircraft systems ...