The UAS Flyer - February 26, 2015

FAA gives Kansas university UAS research access to entire state Kansas State University Salina has something that no other unmanned aerial systems (UAS) research program in the country has, the Federal Aviation Administration's approval to conduct flights over the entire state in which it operates. READ MORE SHARE
General Atomics successfully tests radar onboard Predator UAS General Atomics has successfully flight tested a pre-production Due Regard Radar (DRR) on a Predator B remotely piloted aircraft (RPA). READ MORE SHARE
	Researchers unveil de-icing tech designed for large UAVs When large-scale unmanned aircraft vehicles (UAVs) fly at elevations capable of producing ice, flights can be terminated due to the formation of ice on the wings. New technology created by Battelle can, however, minimize ice on the UAV's wings. READ MORE SHARE
USI brings UAS training to Nevada campus The Unmanned Safety Institute will begin offering its unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) safety training and certification programs at the Global Robot And Drone Deployment Innovation Campus in Las Vegas, Nevada. READ MORE SHARE
PrecisionHawk, Agri-Trend partner for Ag UAV solutions PrecisionHawk and Agri-Trend have announced a partnership to offer UAV data collection, sensing and analysis tools to farmers across the U.S. and Canada through the Agri-Trend SkyScout program. READ MORE SHARE
	Aeryon Labs introduces sUAV imaging payload Aeryon Labs has unveiled its Aeryon HDZoom30 imaging payload. The payload offers up to 30x optical zoom, up to 60x digitally-enhanced zoom, 1080p record video and 20MP still image resolution. READ MORE SHARE