Topic: Drones

While the MRCU drones are equipped with cameras, they said these are used strictly for operational purposes; they are not used for surveillance of individuals, private property or personal activities.

Cayman Motoring Federation member Rhondel Ramdath went from never flying drones to completing an expert drone training programme in Trinidad and Tobago. Ramdath was amongst...

Four young Caymanian entrepreneurs have set up their own business, using drones to wash the windows and walls of the increasing number of Cayman’s high-rise buildings.

Drones are being used by several government departments, organisations and companies in the Cayman Islands for a variety of purposes, from law enforcement to monitoring the health of Cayman’s reefs to keeping an eye on baby booby birds.

The potential for legal liability and human rights violations apparently forced the Cayman Islands government’s hand on the approval of a Data Protection Bill in the waning hours of its last Legislative Assembly meeting.

A Cayman Islands firm deployed new surveillance technology to keep the air space around the U.S. presidential debates safe from a potential new security threat – criminal drones.

Through the YMCA’s “Discovery with Drones” program, students from Sir John A. Cumber Primary School flew a drone for the first time this week.

A drone-inspired program designed to educate and raise awareness of technology is being offered this month by YMCA Cayman.

The Civil Aviation Authority of the Cayman Islands has issued new restrictions prohibiting users of small unmanned aircraft, commonly known as drones, from flying the vehicles near airports and the prison.