The UAS Flyer - October 13, 2016

World View Enterprises introduces a new kind of UAS While some might not consider a high-altitude balloon a UAS, World View Enterprises is using UAS technology to span the gap between satellites and unmanned aircraft with the Stratollite. The company is changing perceptions of what balloons can do. READ MORE SHARE
GE unveils drone, sensor package aimed at detecting fugitive gas Raven, a prototype drone developed by GE Oil and Gas, was part of a recent major project unveiling in Oklahoma City. As part of its grand opening for the Oil & Gas Technology Center, GE explained why it built the Raven drone. READ MORE SHARE
	Prototype miniaturized radar for small UAS undergoes testing UAVradars is being funded by NASA to develop a miniaturized radar to equip small UAS with sense-and-avoid technology. The spinoff company is testing a prototype aircraft in Kansas that incorporates the radar system. READ MORE SHARE
Delair-Tech CEO explains acquisition of Trimble’s UAS unit A French-based unmanned aircraft systems design, engineer and service provider that has ran beyond visual line of sight operations for two years using fixed wing unmanned aircraft vehicles has acquired a multi-rotor company. READ MORE SHARE
Drone experts, accomplished firms headed for Arizona UAS Summit The agenda focuses on the current impact of unmanned aircraft systems, the future opportunities for Arizona and the greater southwestern U.S., both small and large unmanned aircraft systems, and regional commercial markets in need of UAS support. READ MORE SHARE
	Insitu donates ScanEagle to National Air and Space Museum The first UAS used for an FAA-approved commercial beyond-line-of-sight flight is being donated to a museum. Insitu is donating one of its ScanEagles to the Smithsonian's National Air and Space Museum. READ MORE SHARE