Drones, Satellites, and Emergency Tech: The Future Is Near
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Drones, Satellites, and Emergency Tech: The Future Is Near
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In this episode of TechWatch Radio, Sam and Jay explore the evolving world of drone deliveries and the massive infrastructure needed to make Jeff Bezos' 2013 vision a reality. They unpack the complex concept of UTM (Unmanned Aircraft System Traffic Management), a new FAA initiative designed to prevent drone-to-drone and drone-to-aircraft collisions. From line-of-sight limits to NASA’s involvement in building air traffic systems for drones, the hosts explore how close we are to fully autonomous delivery networks and the strategic deconfliction challenges that still lie ahead.
They also shift gears to discuss emergency satellite features on modern smartphones like the iPhone 14 and beyond. Learn how these devices can connect to satellites for 911 calls even without cell service, the difference between Apple’s SOS system and Elon Musk’s Starlink partnership with T-Mobile, and where this technology is heading. The episode wraps up with thoughts on navigation apps, flip phones, and a clever prank involving a wagon full of smartphones. A lively, insightful episode on where tech is headed—and what’s still holding it back!