The UAS Flyer - February 18, 2016

Simulyze commercializes UAS tech proven in gov sector After 15 years providing operational intelligence technology to several U.S. government agencies, Kevin Gallagher saw an opportunity to translate his previous success at providing situational awareness to the UAS industry. READ MORE SHARE
Researchers use UAS to answer questions at ancient burial sites UAS are providing archaeologists with a valuable tool to map, document and monitor changes in ancient burial sites in the Middle East. DePaul University researchers recently shared insight to work they performed in Jordan. READ MORE SHARE
	US Army announces 3-D printing, sUAV project The U.S. Army is exploring methods to make small unmanned aircraft vehicles available on-demand through the use of 3-D printing. By next year, Fort Benning could be the home to a project that will test 3-D printed UAV procedures. READ MORE SHARE
General Atomics UAS pilot training in ND could begin in April General Atomics expects to begin training Predator pilots for its overseas customers at the Grand Sky UAS aviation and business park near Grand Forks, North Dakota, in April. READ MORE SHARE
Integrated Robotics announces sense-and-avoid breakthrough A breakthrough in radar miniaturization and data processing software could provide a key technology development for sense-and-avoid technology UAS. READ MORE SHARE
	Commercial UAS manufacturer opens Texas facility Locating and opening an unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) commercial manufacturing facility in Mineral Wells, Texas, was an obvious choice for Travis Kunkel. READ MORE SHARE