The UAS Flyer - July 16, 2015

Liberty University begins training with Textron's Aerosonde The Liberty University School of Aeronautics is working with Textron Systems Unmanned Systems to offer training in small UAS for students pursuing a bachelor’s degree in aeronautics with an unmanned systems focus. READ MORE SHARE
Workhorse Group creates UAV-equipped delivery truck system Workhorse Group Inc. has filed a Section 333 exemption with the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration to deliver packages using its wireless recharging HorseFly octocopter unmanned aircraft vehicle that will fly to and from the truck. READ MORE SHARE
	HySight Tech turns police work into UAV business HySight Technologies was conceptualized at the end of 2014 when police officers Ryan Anschutz and John Bartoloucci saw how beneficial unmanned aircraft vehicle (UAV) technology could be for the public safety sector. READ MORE SHARE
Macon-Bibb County, GA pays $5.7 million for emergency UAVs Olaeris, an unmanned aircraft vehicle manufacturer that has designed an encapsulated multirotor platform for emergency response monitoring, will soon be part of a Georgia County's 911 emergency response efforts. READ MORE SHARE
Switzerland firm unveils first methane sensor for UAVs Switzerland-based Pergam Technical Services Inc. has released the first sensor for unmanned aircraft vehicles designed to detect and measure methane gas. READ MORE SHARE
	UAS proves value in U.S. Fish & Wildlife pelican survey Counting pelicans nesting at the Anaho Island National Wildlife Refuge in Nevada demonstrated the value of UAS to achieve a far more accurate bird count while reducing risks and lowering costs. READ MORE SHARE