The UAS Flyer - August 27, 2015

Sony Mobile joint venture shows off two new UAS from AeroSense Sony Mobile has unveiled two new unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) developed under the joint venture it announced last month with Japanese companies ZMP and AeroSense Inc. READ MORE SHARE
First-ever large UAV precision ag project set for ND Elbit Systems of America LLC is bringing its large-scale unmanned aircraft vehicle expertise to the agriculture fields of North Dakota. The American arm of the global aerospace firm was awarded $357,546 to capture crop data. READ MORE SHARE
	Trimble expands commercial UAV fleet, releases multirotor package Trimble's fleet of unmanned aircraft systems has just been lifted to new heights. The global survey, position and technology provider based in California has released a multirotor unmanned aircraft following the success of its fixed-wing offering. READ MORE SHARE
Above Austin, UAS helps Praetorian explore the Internet of Things From remotely adjusting the heat and light in homes to automated manufacturing lines, the technology known as the Internet of Things (IoT) that enables wireless communications between networked devices is being studied by a sensor, UAV group. READ MORE SHARE
FAA urged to get tougher with UAS airspace violators After the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) released a new list of pilot, air traffic and citizen reports covering 765 possible encounters with unmanned aerial systems (UAS), some are calling for action. READ MORE SHARE
	Wisc researchers deploy drones for cranberry moth control A Wisconsin research team intends to fly small unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) above cranberry marshes to control moths that damage the crop.Insect damage is a perennial problem for producers of cranberries. READ MORE SHARE