The UAS Flyer - September 17, 2015

Nine years later, UAS Summit still representing state of industry UAS Summit will showcase new product launches, Congressional perspective and in-person fly zone demonstrations along with the presence of the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration. READ MORE SHARE
NASA reports successful detect-and-avoid flight testing A third set of tests at NASA's Armstrong Flight Research Center to develop detect-and-avoid (DAA) technology for unmanned aerial systems (UAS) has delivered promising results. READ MORE SHARE
	Drone delivery service to transport packages to Canadian shop SHOP.CA has selected Drone Delivery Canada, a Toronto, Ontario-based drone delivery service, to transport packages to its customers. READ MORE SHARE
Qualcomm’s Snapdragon processor takes flight in UAS The same Qualcomm Inc. Snapdragon processor that's proven itself on millions of smartphones will take to the air by serving as the brain for unmanned aerial systems (UAS). READ MORE SHARE
Agribotix software picked for AGCO’s precision ag UAS Software developed by Agribotix will be used in AGCO's version of the 3D Robotics Solo unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) to provide a complete agriculture intelligence solution. READ MORE SHARE
KSU, PrecisionHawk project to match UAV images with ag algorithms An agreement between Kansas State University and PrecisionHawk is aimed to use unmanned aerial vehicles that will collect agronomic information to help farmers increase crop production. READ MORE SHARE
	Global manufacturing firm buys Ohio UAV service provider Lauren International, a global products manufacturer, has acquired Ohio-based unmanned aircraft vehicle solutions firm Theiss Aviation. Theiss will now have greater funding and access to Lauren's global network. READ MORE SHARE