auvsi.org — AeroVironment has announced that on July 25, it received a firm fixed-price contract award for $45,190,881 for its RQ-11B Raven small UAS and initial ...

govtech.com — (TNS) -- Alaska continues to be at the forefront of an aviation revolution. This time, pilots and scientists from the University of Alaska Fairbanks Alaska ...

dothaneagle.com — Chris Phillips, DU electric operations superintendent, said the drone -especially when equipped with a thermal camera - can help personnel better ...

popularmechanics.com — Russia’s Ministry of Defense shared video of the country’s new twin engine Altair/Altius unmanned aerial vehicle. The drone, under development for several years, reportedly experienced cost overruns and was behind schedule for several years. The airplane is described as a spy plane but appears to ha…

nationaldefensemagazine.org — NEWS FROM AUVSI DEFENSE: Pentagon Aims to Sync Counter-Drone Efforts ... The military will support efforts to implement counter-UAS authorities ...

globenewswire.com — Airbus Aerial Receives Waiver for Urban BVLOS UAS Flight Operations ... Also provided are tools to automate the collection of drone data in order to ...

dronedj.com — AI, Drone U's Flight Mastery graduates will be eligible for lower insurance rates ... and verify a UAS operator's safety proficiency, competence, and reliability. ... Buy your next drone directly from manufacturers, such as DJI, Parrot, ...

cioapplications.com — The hobbyists or recreational drone operators far outnumber commercial ... AOPA believes that safely including drone operations within the National ... detect and avoid technology, airspace design, and UAS traffic management.

dronelife.com — The partnership between the Commercial Drone Alliance and DRONERESPONDERS will increase dialogue and establish relations between the UAS ...

popularmechanics.com — It's a question that the Alliance for System Safety of UAS through Research ... using 16 different vehicles including popular consumer drones like DJI's Phantom and ... Drone makers were positively starving for a study, Arterburn says.