The UAS Flyer - October 11, 2017

Intel UAS technology aids environmental researchers Studying polar bears and whales in the wild helps researchers take the pulse of earth's environment. Intel drones and artificial intelligence are helping scientists learn more about the world's health in a safer, less invasive manner. READ MORE SHARE
Drone delivery system tethers packages to any customer location Drones in flight aren't limited by terrain or traffic, so why should they be limited by a zip or postal code? That is the question a team of researchers from Cambridge Consultants is asking. They've developed a new, product box tethered-based system. READ MORE SHARE
	Partnership develops UAS, GIS solution to assist firefighters With wildfires continuing to rage across California, Insitu, FireWhat and Esri have teamed up to assist incident commanders and firefighters. The companies developed a system using UAS and GIS technology that provides near-real time information. READ MORE SHARE
HAZON Solutions lists UAS crisis response lessons learned Virginia-based HAZON Solutions sent crisis response teams to fly small UAS following hurricanes Harvey and Irma. Based on the experience gained, the company offered a list of what operators should know and do before responding to a disaster scene. READ MORE SHARE
Boeing strikes deal to acquire Aurora Flight Services Aurora Flight Services will become part of the Boeing Co. after the two entities signed an agreement last week. Aurora has developed and flown more than 30 unmanned aircraft since its founding in 1989 and has collaborated with Boeing in the past. READ MORE SHARE
Long-range, solar-powered UAS earns award from US DoD-linked team Silent Falcon UAS Technologies solar-electric, fixed-wing, long-endurance, long-range unmanned aircraft system has been recognized with the 2017 TechConnect Defense Innovation Award. READ MORE SHARE