Drones have come a long way from being just flying cameras or hobbyist toys. Today, they’re becoming an essential part of industries, security, agriculture—and the secret sauce behind their growing intelligence? Artificial Intelligence.

When you combine AI with drones, you don’t just get a flying device—you get a smart, responsive system capable of making decisions in real-time. It's like giving wings to a brain.

Here’s how AI is taking drones to the next level:

Smarter Deliveries AI helps drones navigate complex environments, avoid obstacles, and find the most efficient delivery routes—making instant, contactless delivery a real possibility.

Precision Farming In agriculture, AI-powered drones analyze crop health, detect pests, and even help farmers optimize irrigation—leading to higher yields with fewer resources.

Disaster Response During floods, fires, or earthquakes, AI-enabled drones can scan large areas quickly, identify survivors, assess damage, and guide rescue teams where they’re needed most.

Infrastructure Inspections Forget dangerous manual inspections. Drones equipped with AI can scan bridges, power lines, and tall buildings, detecting cracks, corrosion, or other issues—safely and accurately.

Security & Surveillance AI lets drones recognize patterns, track movement, and even detect suspicious activity, offering a more intelligent layer of security for large events or sensitive zones.

Cinematic Precision Even in movies, AI guides drones to track subjects, change angles on the fly, and produce director-worthy shots without human intervention.

AI is giving drones the ability to think, adapt, and respond—making them more than just eyes in the sky. They’re becoming problem-solvers, lifesavers, and a vital part of a smarter, more connected world.

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When the iPhone 5S battery dies, it doesn't completely drain of power — there's a little bit left in reserve, and the phone automatically shuts itself off. Then it can still record your movement. Are you as amazing as me about this news? Do you also think the iPhone can’t implement any function after the battery shutdown?

 Reddit user Glarznak has written a post that Apple’s iPhone 5s apparently continues to track users’ movements even long after the battery has died. And He wrote on Monday night explaining that he was recently traveling abroad when his iPhone 5s charger cable broke. Rather than buy a new cable locally, he decided to just take his dead phone into his bag and go on for the next four days. In later he returned home and recharged the phone, then he found that the third party Argus fitness applications should record the number and location of his trip.

 It is well known that the iPhone 5s on M7 motion co-processor occupies little electricity demand, and the deficiency of the iPhone automatically shutdown remains a small battery power, which is also a basic common sense, because it needs to be used for low power/recharge reminding and displaying. The fact is that M7 is able to keep tracking motion when iPhone 5s is powered down.

 It's tough to know for sure, and Glarznak's experience is both impressive and a little scary, but the news is probably not as terrifying as it may seem.