The UAS Flyer - August 18, 2016

Expert: New Part 107 UAS operators shouldn’t overlook insurance Those who plan to start new UAS businesses under the FAA's Part 107 shouldn't assume their insurance policies cover them. Insurance adviser Shawn Ram with Crystal & Company cautions that many policies exclude anything related to aviation. READ MORE SHARE
NASA to highlight opportunities in North Dakota at UAS Summit NASA, UAS industry partners will explain collaboration on UTM development and future beyond visual line of sight flights. READ MORE SHARE
	Intel’s Entrance Into UAS From visually dynamic drone events to obstacle avoidance tech development or advisory roles within the UAS community, a globally recognized brand has made a new name in UAS. This is Intel's entrance story into UAS. READ MORE SHARE
Flying Past The UAS Startup Stage Matt Dunlevy and his UAS team have ground their way from a startup stage to a proven entity. With a new era in UAS history here, thanks to Part 107, Dunlevy’s story has helped reveal the positive state of the UAS service industry. READ MORE SHARE
Texas UAS Center receives access to NASA secure info network For the first time, the Lone Star UAS Center of Excellence and Innovation at Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi will be able to monitor a NASA UAS flight as it is happening across the country. READ MORE SHARE
	UAS Goes To Hollywood When UAS pioneer Emmanuel Prévinaire started Flying-Cam in 1988, he knew he was onto something big. Eventually, the movie industry knew it, too. READ MORE SHARE