The UAS Flyer - December 3, 2015

Lockheed Martin conducts UAS traffic management demonstration A successful demonstration last month of UAS traffic management technology developed by the Lockheed Martin Corp. showed that integrating UAS into the national airspace might not be expensive or labor intensive. READ MORE SHARE
Ground robot, drone maker takes new approach to aerial precision A Silicon Valley unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) startup is applying the lessons learned from its work on the film Gravity to guide its efforts at building a ground-based robot and drone combo system that offers unique flight precision capabilities. READ MORE SHARE
	Supply chain drone earns FAA 333 exemption California-based warehouse and logistics solutions provider PINC now has the opportunity to put its supply chain drone to commercial use. The company was recently awarded a U.S. FAA 333. READ MORE SHARE
FAA reminds U.S. shoppers to fly their UAS' safely The Federal Aviation Administration is reminding holiday shoppers that a UAS is more than just a toy. The agency released on Black Friday a reminder to shoppers that upon buying a sUAV, they are more than just photographers, they are also pilots. READ MORE SHARE
Bringing UAS Traffic Management Down To Earth From NASA to lesser-known entities, efforts to solve the challenges related to unmanned aircraft system traffic management are yielding significant results. READ MORE SHARE
	Stakeholder Perspectives: UAS And Privacy The National Telecommunications and Information Administration is leading a multi participant process to address the main questions and plausible answers to privacy issues for the UAS industry. READ MORE SHARE