The UAS Flyer - October 30, 2014

AgEagle finds success supplying precision ag with advanced UAVs Bret Chilcott and Tom Nichols have already seen the future of the unmanned aerial vehicle industry. Since January, the founders of Kansas-based AgEagle LLC, a UAV manufacturing company focused on ag, have moved 130 units. READ MORE SHARE
Textron Systems expects FAA approval for commercial UAS flights Textron Systems expects to soon be flying its Aerosonde unmanned aerial vehicles in commercial airspace once the Federal Aviation Administration approves a pending certificate of authorization. READ MORE SHARE
	Cedarville University seniors incorporate UAS Two Cedarville University geology and geoscience students are using an unmanned aerial system (UAS) to help gather data for senior research projects. The Ohio-based university began began implementing UAVs in research projects this summer. READ MORE SHARE
Top 10 UAS college list unveiled Development Counsellors International released a list of the top 10 universities offering degrees in unmanned aerial systems (UAS). The list was created based on the firm's research and knowledge of universities that offer UAS degrees. READ MORE SHARE
State Farm seeks UAS exemption to inspect roofs State Farm Insurance wants to use small unmanned aerial systems to inspect roofs for damage and is asking the Federal Aviation Administration for a commercial exemption to do so. READ MORE SHARE
	Alta Devices integrates solar power in UAVs Alta Devices has partnered with Airware to integrate small unmanned aerial vehicles (sUAV) with solar power. Alta Devices has shown that by integrating its thin and lightweight solar material onto the wings of sUAV, flight endurance can be increased. READ MORE SHARE