The UAS Flyer - March 30, 2017

ACSS, NASA plan UAS collision avoidance flight tests this summer Following last year's successful flight tests with Northrop Grumman's optionally piloted Firebird aircraft, Arizona avionics developer ACSS will this summer be working with NASA to test a new version of its UAS collision avoidance system. READ MORE SHARE
IP firm: drone identification tech isn’t theory, its available A New York-based intellectual property broker believes it has the patent to a drone tracking and identification system that could be used by the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration and law enforcement to ID and track drones. READ MORE SHARE
	Aviation consulting experts launch guaranteed UAS solutions Evans Inc., a consulting firm specialized in health care, aviation and international developments, has released a new service to the unmanned aircraft systems industry it guarantees will produce a successful outcome for commercial and gov agencies. READ MORE SHARE
Fukushima nuclear plant issues call for drone operator help The owner of the damaged Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station is looking for drone-technology and operations partners to continue the decommissioning process of the damaged nuclear power plant in Japan. READ MORE SHARE
Hydrogen fuel cell maker inks first deal with US drone operator Hydrogen fuel cell designer Intelligent Energy has signed its first deal for the supply of the U.K.-based firm's drone power system. PINC, a California-based warehouse and logistics solutions provider will outfit drones with the fuel cell. READ MORE SHARE
	DARPA continues General Atomics' Gremlins Phase 2 contract DARPA will continue its contract with General Atomics for Phase 2 of the agency's Gremlins program, which is developing technology to launch and recover volleys of low-cost, reusable drones from a manned aircraft. READ MORE SHARE