The UAS Flyer - July 30, 2015

Oil and gas industry interested in using SenseFly UAS RDO Integrated Controls and SenseFly Ltd. were at the Bakken Conference and Expo this week in Grand Forks, North Dakota, to show the oil and gas industry how small unmanned aerial systems (sUAS) can benefit the business. READ MORE SHARE
Dual-engine remotely piloted aircraft takes initial flight Singular Aircraft’s Flyox I completed its first maiden flight in Hofn, Iceland this month. Flyox I is equipped with a twin engine and has capabilities to land and take off on unpaved runways or on water, ice and on snow. READ MORE SHARE
	Florida UAV manufacturer implements small-scale cellular router Tayzu Robotics, the Florida-based manufacturer and developer of unmanned aerial vehicles that recently announced it was working with the Cayman Island government to create a unique autonomous drone testing site, is now working with Verizon. READ MORE SHARE
Small Business Committee hears from UAS entrepreneurs Small Business committee members heard from various industry personnel who presented to help the committee examine the innovative use of the unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) by small businesses. READ MORE SHARE
Draganfly Innovations acquired by TRACE Live Networks Draganfly Innovations Inc., a Canadian manufacturer of small unmanned aerial systems, has been acquired by TRACE Live Networks of Venice, California. READ MORE SHARE
	Indiana State begins offering unmanned systems degree this fall Indiana State University (ISU) at Terre Haute this fall will begin offering a bachelor's degree in unmanned systems to prepare students for entry into the field of aerial, land and water vehicles and robotics. READ MORE SHARE