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Drones and AI for motorway emergency response

Drones and AI for motorway emergency response

Italy's Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport has announced the successful outcome of the VISTA field test – a drone-based visual assistance system for road emergency response, developed with the University of Bari. The first operational test took place on 18 March 2026 in Bari as part of the National Road Safety Plan 2030.
Lifesaving Drones: The New Frontier of Medical Rescue

Lifesaving Drones: The New Frontier of Medical Rescue

As part of the SEAUM (Sanitary Emergency Urban Air Mobility) experimental project, a drone and an ambulance competed to transport a defibrillator during a simulated cardiac arrest
ISPRA event on using drones for environmental monitoring in Dronitaly

ISPRA event on using drones for environmental monitoring in Dronitaly

During the eleventh edition of Dronitaly, which will be held from ’March 11 to 13, 2026, at the EX-GAM Conference Center in BolognaFiere, ISPRA – Higher Institute for Environmental Protection and Research will organize the conference “The new "eyes" of environmental monitoring: how technological innovation supports institutional Earth observation activities”, divided into two thematic sessions.
CNR event in Dronitaly: “Drones and Environment: Research, Applications and Perspectives”

CNR event in Dronitaly: “Drones and Environment: Research, Applications and Perspectives”

The National Research Council will organize the event “Drones and Environment: Research, Applications and Perspectives” in Dronitaly in order to bring together professionals from different fields — geology, agro-forestry, engineering and digital research— and foster an open dialogue on the challenges and opportunities of the drone sector.
Logistics of the Future: Drones at the center alongside cargo ships and satellites

Logistics of the Future: Drones at the center alongside cargo ships and satellites

In the drone sector, the logistics market is among the most active in experimenting with their potential, attracted by the possibility of reducing delivery times, reaching difficult-to-access areas, and reducing operating costs.