The UAS Flyer - March 2, 2017

Security company aims to halt expanding drone threats With 600,000 new drones entering the airspace every month, Joerg Lamprecht, CEO of Dedrone, believes the need for drone security technology is growing every day. His company is helping keep businesses and people safe around the world. READ MORE SHARE
University studies drone swarms to clean up oil spills Studying how ants swarm to and from a food site is helping researchers at the University at Buffalo’s School of Engineering and Applied Sciences understand how swarms of drones might one day be used to clean up an oil spill. READ MORE SHARE
	Global farm equipment dealer explains move into drone offerings The conversation on drones and precision agriculture farming practices is changing. UAS Magazine spoke with CNH Industrial about its partnership with DroneDeploy and how ag-clients view drones as a tool. READ MORE SHARE
Harris, ND partner to create first-ever BVLOS network for UAVs Harris Corp. has received a two-year grant to help develop a first-of-its-kind solution to enable beyond-visual-line-of-sight (BVLOS) operations for unmanned aircraft systems. Harris is working with several entities in North Dakota. READ MORE SHARE
Groundbreaking arctic drone to test at Oregon's UAS range Prior to its scheduled launch in 2018, the ArcticShark, a groundbreaking new unmanned aerial system designed to collect the world's most sophisticated atmospheric data in the Arctic, will perform test flights at Oregon's FAA-selected UAS range. READ MORE SHARE
Drone maker, LED provider partner for night ops illumination Draganfly Innovations has signed an agreement with SureFire LLC to integrate and test their LED technology as a complete system with Draganfly's UAVs for use in nighttime operations. READ MORE SHARE