When it’s in the sky, it may look just as big as any other airship. But if you take a closer look, that flying white sausage with the blue tail is a baby blimp, and it will be waddling over ...

The cradle is so large – roughly 400 feet long and 160 feet wide – Jacobs says it’s highly unlikely the comparatively small blimp seen in the satellite images can even use it. The cradle ...

Unmanned aerial systems, such as small blimps, could be used as novel airborne measures to monitor people in terms of physical distancing and other Covid-19 prevention measures, says University of ...

What's interesting is that the patent includes plans for the blimps to provide advertising, too. In the patent, the inventors refer to an "advertising altitude" for the "airborne fulfillment center." ...