The UAS Flyer - October 16, 2014

Open-source Dronecode Project seeks to spur UAS innovation Greater innovation and a common platform for unmanned aerial vehicles is the goal of the Dronecode Project recently launched by the Linux Foundation. READ MORE SHARE
Free e-book outlines UAS potential and challenges Staying awake at night thinking about the potential impact of unmanned aerial systems on his business led Mike Tully to write a book and offer it for free through the Aerial Services Inc. website. READ MORE SHARE
	Headwall's micro-hyperspec sensors slated for Norway UAS project Columbia University will be using two high-performance hyperspectral imaging sensors designed by Headwall Photonics to gather data on climate changes present in the Arctic Ocean around Svalbard, Norway. READ MORE SHARE
Neah Power partners to integrate fuel cells into UAV Neah Power Systems Inc. announced its partnership with Silent Falcon UAS Technologies to integrate the formic acid reformer-based (Formira) fuel cell technology into the Silent Falcon UAV. READ MORE SHARE
McKenna law firm seeks federal regulatory UAS preemption McKenna Long & Aldridge LLP has petitioned the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration requesting that any Notice of Proposed Rulemaking include a regulation that preempts state and local regulation of sUAS. READ MORE SHARE
	Singular Aircraft unveils dual-engine remotely piloted aircraft Singular Aircraft debuted the first amphibious remotely piloted aircraft (RPA). Flyox I is equipped with a twin engine and has capabilities to land and take off on unpaved runways or on water, ice and on snow. READ MORE SHARE