Weekend Roundup

Photo courtesy Dyson.

Dyson is entering the robotic vacuum game next year with the release of its newly announced Dyson 360 Eye. (Wired)



Toyota is bucking the trend and has stated the company has no plans to work on creating a driverless car. (Autoblog) 



Defence Research and Development Canada has awarded a contract to Scottish company SeeByte to use its SeeTrack Neptune software on its unmanned surface vessels. (Naval Technology) 



The University of South Florida has halted its rent-a-drone program from its school library for fears over not complying with federal regulations. (Bay News 9)