The UAS Flyer - July 3, 2019

Drone service report recognizes SkySkopes for innovation, growth Frost & Sullivan has recently evaluated the 22 top DSPs around the globe based on their growth performance and ability to innovate. Of these 22 companies, only 5 fell into the “sweet spot” range on the Frost Radar which exhibits an optimal mix. READ MORE SHARE
SenseFly partners with distributor to expand US footprint Enterprise UAS (previously Neat Brands) is a company specializing in the retail and wholesale distribution of emerging technologies and one of the largest enterprise drone dealers in the US. READ MORE SHARE
	DJI creates high-security solution for government drone programs Government Edition allows us to tell our clients that all of their telemetry data, meaning where their drone is flying, is stored securely and not shared with anyone but them. READ MORE SHARE
Drone management tool could cut operation costs in half The Dronecloud platform was built by a team of drone operators and designed to be the single most comprehensive tool on the market today. READ MORE SHARE
ND DOT receives 4-year FAA waiver for drone flights over people This is the first time a North Dakota state agency has received a waiver to routinely conduct UAS operations over people using a drone, in this case a DJI Mavic 2 series equipped with a ParaZero SafeAir parachute recovery system. READ MORE SHARE
UAH to test drones for earthquake first respondents RSESC’s involvement will center on integrating Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) into disaster response and recovery operations by using open-source Internet of Things (IoT) software. READ MORE SHARE