Smart Safe Keeping: Blending Artificial Intelligence with Sea Turtle Conservation - sUAS News - The Business of Drones

More and more, drones are becoming a normal part of our future. "When we first introduced the integration of computer science with aerospace engineering to create self aware drones it seemed like an alien concept, but over the last couple of years A.I. has advanced exponentially while drone development has expanded to many conservation studies," says Princess Aliyah Pandolfi, Executive Director of Kashmir World Foundation (KwF). These flying robots aid workers with daily tasks, and innovation keeps pushing technology in a direction to further help. However, drones don't always have to help people, drones can also be used to safeguard wildlife. Conservationists are chronically underfunded and understaffed, so the use of drones can give much-needed assistance.