The UAS Flyer - February 12, 2016

Robotic Skies positioned to meet UAS industry’s maintenance needs Brad Hayden has worked to position his company—Robotic Skies—globally to meet the repair and maintenance needs of the commercial UAS industry. READ MORE SHARE
After manufacturing contract, Agribotix partners with global firm Colorado-based unmanned aircraft vehicle firm Agribotix has formed a partnership that could help the company fly everywhere in the world through an agreement with The Nature Conservancy, a leading conservation group. READ MORE SHARE
	Workhorse continues R&D on Horsefly package delivery system Workhorse Group Inc. is pushing ahead with research and development on a package delivery system that combines an electric delivery truck with an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) called the Horsefly. READ MORE SHARE
Unmanned helicopter demo puts detect and avoid to the test Schiebel Group's unmanned helicopter has proven how to navigate using a detect and avoid system thanks to the help of The Netherlands Coastguard. READ MORE SHARE
Sentera announces new developments with John Deere, agX Sentera recently announced that it has completed its integration as a John Deere Operations Center Production Partner and that its software is now compatible with the agX platform. READ MORE SHARE
	Research, FAA reauthorization bills could spur UAS development Unmanned aircraft system research could increase this year depending on the success of a bill introduced to provide funding for manned and unmanned research. Along with the AIRR act, UAS could see major funding increases in 2016. READ MORE SHARE