The UAS Flyer - November 19, 2015

SkyTracker tracks, identifies UAS flying in restricted areas CACI International Inc. has released the SkyTracker tracking system which can detect and identify unmanned aerial systems (UAS) flying in banned or protected airspace. READ MORE SHARE
House hearing sheds light on UAS tech, economic impacts A sense-and-avoid technology equipped small unmanned aircraft vehicle was on full display today during a congressional hearing on UAS. A team from Intel demonstrated its RealSense technology. READ MORE SHARE
	AirMap partners with DJI and 3DR to assist drone pilots California-based AirMap will partner with major drone manufactures DJI and 3DR to improve safety and situational awareness for operators. READ MORE SHARE
Study identifies, shows risks of toy drones in national airspace Toy drones present a risk to the public and other aircraft that, until now, has never been fully understood, according to Texas-based aerospace and defense firm Aero Kinetics that released a new study. READ MORE SHARE
Kansas students will operate AgEagle UAS for precision ag project A group of students in Kansas are pairing with some of the state’s farmers on a precision agriculture project that will use UAS to capture crop images. READ MORE SHARE
	UAS use on Colorado city project lands firm engineering award For the first time in its 45-year history the American Council of Engineering Companies of Colorado has given an Engineering Excellence award to a UAS project. The engineering group recently presented Olsson Associates with the award. READ MORE SHARE