The UAS Flyer - January 21, 2016

The UAS Classroom From technology breakthroughs to new company launches, university UAV work is vast, varied and more valuable than ever before. These schools have proven why UAS industry breakthroughs could happen in the classroom. READ MORE SHARE
Sharper Shape eyes United States utility market. Sharper Shape, a UAS company founded in Finland, has put down roots in North Dakota soil. Tero Heinonen, Sharper Shape founder and CEO, this winter re-located his business to the University of North Dakota Center for Innovation in Grand Forks. READ MORE SHARE
	Florida Sen urges NASA, FAA, DOD, DHS to collaborate on drones Drones should be the bridge that connects four major U.S. government agencies, according to Sen. Bill Nelson, D-FL. This week, Nelson issued a letter to NASA, the Federal Aviation Administration and the departments of Defense and Homeland Security. READ MORE SHARE
Consumer drone sales expected to skyrocket in coming decade By 2025, sales of drones to the consumer market are expected to exceed 90 million units and generate $4.6 billion in revenue, according to ABI Research, a technology market intelligence firm in Oyster Bay, New York. READ MORE SHARE
Farmers at Precision Agriculture summit learn about UAS Though regulatory work and improvements remain before farmers can incorporate UAS into their operations, they're eager to learn about them, judging by attendance at UAS sessions at Jamestown, N.D. precision agriculture summit. READ MORE SHARE
	UAS Life After the 333 Two UAS companies with different offerings explain the impact of receiving a 333 exemption and how business life has changed. READ MORE SHARE