The use of drones is becoming more common, with the technology contributing to construction inspections, mapping, and other tasks. Recent easing of user requirements and reduced costs have sped this process. But the unmanned air space is still a “wild west” of sorts. Safely incorporating drones into the national airspace has become a leading issue for government and individuals involved in facilities design and construction, such as professional engineers. »
The Magazine for Professional Engineers
July 2018
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Trips to amusement parks, water parks, or traveling carnivals are summer rituals for many families. Usually, these outings are a great time. But sometimes they can turn tragic. Regulations overseeing amusement rides vary widely... Read more.
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