The UAS Flyer - December 6, 2017

Intel sees positive signs in Drone Integration Pilot Program Although Intel doesn't yet know what part it will play in the U.S. Drone Integration Pilot program, Anil Nanduri, the company's UAS general manager, believes the ability to test technology in real-world environments will benefit the UAS industry. READ MORE SHARE
New report details FAA, ASSURE work to understand drone collision The ASSURE research team began its research in FY 2016. The research attempts to answer the question of what happens when a drone collides midair with other aircraft. READ MORE SHARE
	Skysense releases new drone charging stations Skysense is finding that persistence pays off as the demand for its drone charging stations has increased over the past year. The Germany-based company's latest products for indoor and outdoor use provide the fastest charging yet. READ MORE SHARE
Yamaha’s new unmanned drone, FAZER, set for US debut Yamaha Motors is making its first-ever appearance at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas and it is bringing drones. Yamaha will show-off its new commercial and industrial spraying drone, the FAZER, along with another multirotor. READ MORE SHARE
American National Standards Institute looking for UAS experts The American National Standards Institute has officially issued a call for participants to join its UAS Standardization Collaborative. Subject matter experts interested in joining or participating have until the end of the year to join. READ MORE SHARE
SkyX tests long-range drone along pipeline in Mexico SkyX Systems Corp., a Canadian company working in long-range unmanned aerial monitoring and data collection, has announced that it has successfully completed an unmanned data collection flight of 100 km along a pipeline in Mexico. READ MORE SHARE