Titlebook: Drones in Society; New Visual Aesthetic Elisa Serafinelli Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive licens

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Controlling Drones in Contemporary Science Fictionartworks, video games and science fiction novels and movies. Drones are involved in 72 of these works. Analysing a range of examples from contemporary science fiction and video games (e.g. . (2008), . (2018), . (2014), . (2020)), this chapter discusses that while machine vision overall is portrayed

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Monstrous Mobilities and Predatory Perspectives: Drone Shots and the Gaze of Monsterswing from Thomas Deane Tucker’s (.. Edinburgh University Press, 2022) work on camera movement and human locomotion, we argue that the movement profiles of drone shots place us in the mobile perspective of non-human entities. Where Steadicam shots mirror the motion of human walking, drone shots rely

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Drone Sensing in Emergency: Visuals, Volumes, and Vocabularies It brings drone scholarship interested in the drone’s visual regimes and sensory capacities into conversation with geographies of volume, namely thinking about space in three- rather than two-dimensional terms. Drawing upon focus group and interview data with members of UK emergency services and re

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Imaginational Metaveillance, Creative Painting Practice, and the Airborne Drone: A Visual Essay to a selection of paintings that depict airborne civilian and military drones, or indications of their presence. I focus on several issues, for example, the militarise-ability of civilian technology, due to shared civilian-military reliance on access to uncontested and uncongested?frequencies in th

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