The UAS Flyer - February 5, 2015

NASA, FAA, industry conduct successful UAS sense-and-avoid tests NASA and the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration have conducted successful tests of a sense-and-avoid system aimed at incorporating unmanned aerial systems (UAS) into the national airspace. READ MORE SHARE
UAV real estate Co. to expand nationwide following FAA exemption Mark Burns' business dreams turned to reality last month after a single call from his attorney. "It was surreal," Burns, founder of Burnz Eye View, a San Diego-based real estate image capture company, said of his FAA exemption. READ MORE SHARE
	Precision ag UAS research at Mississippi State expanding Mississippi State University's research using unmanned aerial systems (UAS) for precision agriculture has grown considerably since being authorized by the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration two years ago. READ MORE SHARE
NC State continues UAV momentum after boring flight North Carolina State University recently held a flight demonstration of its UX5 fixed-wing unmanned aircraft vehicle (UAV). The flight was part of the University's efforts to continue growing the UAV industry in North Carolina. READ MORE SHARE
Farmspace to offer service after the UAV sale From the fruit tree fields of Argentina to Tennessee ag-country, Farmspace Systems LLC believes its unmanned aircraft vehicle-based business model can provide agronomist, farming operations and others with a unique service offering. READ MORE SHARE
	FAA-approved UAV company list increases again The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration granted eight more companies regulatory exemptions for unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) use, bringing the total number of exemption grants to 24. READ MORE SHARE