The UAS Flyer - January 14, 2016

University of Minnesota collaborates to develop UAS software The University of Minnesota College of Science and Engineering is collaborating with industry to develop UAS applications in precision agriculture. READ MORE SHARE
MD UAS maker uses custom approach for military, civilian success UAV Solutions is using its commitment to in-house design, manufacturing and testing to find economic success in the military and civilian commercial markets. READ MORE SHARE
	Drone Aviation Corp expanding tethered platform with partners, ed Drone Aviation Corp.'s attempts to tame the sky could soon transform the operations of firefighters or newsgathering entities. Formed in 2014 as a spin-out of an aerospace technology firm, the Florida firm is commercializing tethered drones. READ MORE SHARE
Dronecode Project membership, funding grows during first year In its first year of operation, the Dronecode Project has reached new milestones in membership and funding levels while helping to unite the UAS industry around a neutral, open-source drone platform. READ MORE SHARE
NOAA uses UAS to gather information for hurricane forecasting The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration is researching the use of a UAS to gather information for hurricane forecasters. A team from NOAA and Raytheon demonstrated advancements of the Coyote UAS in January. READ MORE SHARE
	Unmanned Aerial Systems Research Center launched in Tennessee Oak Ridge National Laboratory in Tennessee has established an Unmanned Aerial Systems Research Center that intends to explore UAS uses that have not been conceived of or made possible to date. READ MORE SHARE