Aerial

From Firenze University Press Journal: Asia Anteriore Antica (AsiAnA) — Rocco Palermo, University of Pisa Th e easternmost territories of the Roman Empire have received a discrete amount of attention in the past decades, with many works however focusing on socio-economic and historical phenomena, rather than on the proper archaeological records (Millar 1993; Sommer 2008; Edwell 2012). With the advancement…

In a world where social media has become an integral part of our lives, it’s easy to get caught up in the act of posting updates and seeking attention from our friends and family. But have you ever stopped to think about the true purpose of sharing your experiences online? …

Drones have revolutionized the way we capture aerial photography and videography, allowing us to capture stunning footage from perspectives that were previously impossible. In this blog post, we will explore the potential of drones in aerial photography and videography, discussing the benefits, challenges, and latest developments in this exciting field. …

As farmers struggle with the growing problem of herbicide-resistant weeds, drone technology is offering a modern solution to this age-old problem. With rapid advancements in drone technology, farmers can now tackle these hardy weeds from a new perspective: the sky. Canadian Drone Supply and Servicing Canadian Drone Supply, specializing in consumer, commercial and enterprise drones for the Canadian market.aerialtech.comm

Aerial images, taken from drones or planes, have a wide range of applications such as urban planning, disaster management, and wildlife conservation. However, analyzing these images can be a time-consuming task, especially when it comes to detecting specific objects such as buildings, cars, and people. …

Next month will be two years since I joined Aerial Silks. A brief background on what got me to aerial silks in the first place: My then-boyfriend suggested to me that I should get a hobby during the pandemic in 2021. I wasn’t someone who would spend money on hobbies…

How being up in the air keeps me grounded — Two to three times a week, I go to circus school and spend an hour wrapping myself in and out of fabric, suspended from the ceiling. This is aerial circus, and the fabric in question is my apparatus of choice, which is aerial silks (two pieces of vertical fabric), and…

I am going to dive into a topic that I absolutely LOVE! And that is failure! Why we are scared of failing, how we can use failing to our advantage, and why failing is actually a great catalyst to make us better polers and aerialists. Welcome to a little brain…