Drones

These days, it's not unusual to see drones flying through the skies. We even have one here at WOBM.

Are you afraid of drones? Many Garden State residents admit they get nervous when they see one of the unmanned flying machines nearby, because they tend to be unpredictable and they have been known to crash.

Last week we talked about how drones have become inexpensive enough and easy enough to use that it's allowed regular people to get stunning video that wouldn't have been possible only a few years ago. Well another hobby that has popped up has been people customizing their drones. And this has to be the coolest one I've seen yet.

When you think about it, it's truly amazing what technology allows us to capture these days. Scenes that, previously, you'd have to experience yourself, in person. Vietnam's Hang Son Doong cave is a perfect example - you obviously can't get a helicopter inside of a cave. And, even if you could, it wouldn't be cheap. But photographer Ryan Deboodt brought a remote controlled drone and a video camera

This summer, scientists will use the latest available technology to take on Mother Nature and determine how severe developing hurricanes could become, and what level of preparedness will be required if the storms make landfall.

Tired of having to wait for a pizza delivery person to knock on your door and deliver your piping hot dinner? This international chain may have come up with a solution.