The UAS Flyer - April 16, 2015

Commercial exemption process further streamlined by FAA The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration is working to streamline its UAS efforts through blanket efforts and summary grants. Last week, it granted 30 new Section 333 commercial exemptions using what it calls the summary grant process. READ MORE SHARE
SenseFly improves eBee Ag UAV SenseFly, a Swiss drone manufacturer, has added new software to its eBee Ag unmanned aircraft system (UAS) to make it easier for agricultural professionals to capture high-resolution photos of fields. READ MORE SHARE
	FAA releases policy on UAS Internet videos for its inspectors The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is advising its aviation safety inspectors on how to handle complaints about videos on the Internet in which unmanned aerial system (UAS) operators may be violating regulations. READ MORE SHARE
AES introduces stabilized UAV camera gimbal for cinematographers Capturing video shot from unmanned aerial systems (UAS) without jitter or annoying artifacts was the goal of Ascendant Engineering Solutions when it designed the DaVinci professional cinema gimbal. READ MORE SHARE
Embry-Riddle offers USI’s UAS certificates in Florida Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in Daytona Beach announced that it will be offering the Unmanned Safety Institute’s small unmanned safety certification training to high school students and teachers throughout Florida. READ MORE SHARE
	Pittsburgh UAV Co to focus on oil, gas infrastructure Identified Technologies, an unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) technology developer based in Pittsburgh, is using the industrial attributes of a major U.S. unconventional gas play to solidify its place in the UAV industry. READ MORE SHARE