The UAS Flyer - February 4, 2016

Switzerland's Flyability UAS can manuever in tight places Swiss UAS developer Flyability, has developed an unmanned aircraft that can conduct search and rescue in glacier crevasses and other places dangerous for humans due to its unique outer protection infrastructure. READ MORE SHARE
ND trade mission cements relationship with Elbit Systems Top global UAS company Elbit Systems met in Israel with a North Dakota trade delegation to discuss a research project planned for the state. Next summer in collaboration with the Northern Plains UAS Test Site, Elbit will be flying a large UAV in N.D. READ MORE SHARE
	Austin Fire Department operating UAS resembling fire truck The Austin (Texas) Fire Department Robotics Emergency Deployment team is using a UAS to improve firefighter safety and its response to emergencies. READ MORE SHARE
FlyMotion announces UAS mobile command and control center FlyMotion Unmanned Systems has unveiled TRIDENT, an unmanned aerial system mobile command and control vehicle for public safety, media broadcast, emergency management and inspection operations. READ MORE SHARE
Oregon representative introduces UAS to speed up regs The UAS industry is booming in Oregon and across the U.S., but laws and regulations are stifling it, encouraging U.S. companies to look overseas to test new technology, Congressman Earl Blumenauer said. READ MORE SHARE
	Aerialtronics develops UAS with sense and avoid technology Aerialtronics has developed sense and avoid technology for its Altura Zenith. The new system has a reliable sense and avoid capability which senses its surroundings up to 49.2 feet in diameter. READ MORE SHARE