The PC market isn’t as hot as it used to be, so Intel is getting into new businesses and providing hardware to build drones, robots, smart gadgets and wearables. The boards are for hobbyists ...

Today Leo looks at the bargain basement Fusion Drone from Chillblast. Read full review here: <a href="http://www.kitguru.net/desktop-pc/leo-waldock/chillblast-fusion ...

It also has GPS, which is especially helpful when building drones. The board supports Ardupilot ... PCWorld helps you navigate the PC ecosystem to find the products you want and the advice ...

But there's absolutely no reason to spend your money on the Halo Board Halo Drone Pro. It's not a bargain by any means, its camera isn't that good and makes it difficult to adjust video recording ...

In addition, Intel will release a development board for drones that will be powered by ... sensors or to be connected wirelessly to a PC. The headset will contain all the compute, graphics ...

Thanks to improvements in technology, UAVs are now more popular than ever before and while Intel’s technology is already powering a number of the latest consumer and commercial drones ...

The KK board isn’t a standout performer for any of the common drone types, but if you just want to get out there and have a good flight, it’s plenty good. The APM is an open source project ...

Qualcomm, one of the world’s leading developers for smartphone chips, marched into the consumer drone market this week ... The compact computer board, which is based on the Snapdragon 801 ...

MIT recently announced its research on toroidal propellers to create quieter drones. That got [Major Hardware] thinking about noisy PC fans. The obvious solution was to adapt the toroidal shape ...