The UAS Flyer - October 25, 2017

Drones in service: Oilfield transformation from above Small unmanned aircraft systems are already at work in the oil and gas industry, but major players in aviation are making plans for even more capable drones READ MORE SHARE
New Caltech autonomous systems center features drone research The new Caltech Center for Autonomous Systems and Technologies is a 10,000-square-foot facility in which engineers and scientists will collaborate to develop the next generation of drones, robots and driverless cars. READ MORE SHARE
	University research reveals shortcomings of the UAS perspective While the UAS view from above provides a unique perspective, research at North Carolina State University reveals that it can also pose problems for operators on the ground. Better training and interface design could provide the solution. READ MORE SHARE
Multi-member group proves drone-based security response system A private wireless network developer has partnered with a security provider and an award-winning drone developer on a new system that will significantly increase home security response times. READ MORE SHARE
Wingtra’s VTOL drone now available with Pix4D’s software European drone manufacturer Wingtra is partnering with Pix4D to provide 2D mapping and 3D model construction software for the vertical-takeoff-and-landing WingtraOne. The drone is used primarily for surveying and precision agriculture applications. READ MORE SHARE
ASU team to explain swarming drones controlled via brainwaves Researchers at Arizona State University's Human-Oriented Robotics and Control Lab have thought long and hard about drones. Their efforts researching brainwave control of drone swarms will be explained at the Arizona UAS Summit. READ MORE SHARE