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Amid the ongoing transformation of airspace management, Spain in 2026 has consolidated a more demanding and detailed legal framework for operating drones (UAS) in urban areas. The increasing professionalization of the sector and the expansion of civil uses — from photography, surveillance, and delivery services to emergency response — require...

The combination of drones and artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming multiple sectors in Spain. Thanks to advances in computer vision, machine learning, and real-time data analysis, drones have evolved from simple image-capture tools into autonomous systems capable of analyzing, detecting, and making decisions.

Technology has become a key ally in protecting the environment. In recent years, the use of drones equipped with thermal cameras has revolutionized the way forests are monitored and wildfires are prevented. Thanks to these systems, it is now possible to detect heat sources before they turn into devastating fires.

The use of drones has become a revolutionary tool for the study and conservation of wildlife. Thanks to their ability to fly over large areas and capture precise images and data, researchers can conduct monitoring without invading or altering the natural habitat of species.

The use of drones has become increasingly popular in recent years for both recreational and professional purposes. However, their presence over private property without consent has raised concerns about privacy and safety. In Spain, the regulation of these devices is established in Royal Decree 517/2024, which defines the rights and...

Influenza A (H1N1) remains a recurring threat to global public health, and its rapid spread requires effective and timely surveillance strategies. In this context, the use of drones is emerging as an innovative tool to monitor outbreaks, collect epidemiological data, and support public health decision-making.

The drone industry is entering a new phase driven by the pursuit of greater autonomy, energy efficiency, and sustainable operations. In this context, hydrogen fuel cell–powered drones are emerging as one of the most promising technologies for long-endurance flights, significantly surpassing the limitations of systems based solely on batteries.

Autonomy has historically been one of the main obstacles to the prolonged use of drones in surveillance and monitoring tasks. However, a technology that is rapidly gaining ground promises to change this paradigm: tethered drones. This solution enables continuous aerial operations for hours—or even days—eliminating dependence on traditional...