The UAS Flyer - November 6, 2014

Michigan State Police create UAS program with Aeryon SkyRanger The Michigan State Police have chosen the Aeryon SkyRanger, small unmanned aerial system (sUAS), as the state-wide unmanned aircraft system (UAS) standard. READ MORE SHARE
Logos Technologies conducts first UAS test flight at NY airport The Federal Aviation Administration's designated test site in New York this week conducted a test flight using a Logos Technologies unmanned aerial system. READ MORE SHARE
	SRC Inc. forms subsidiary to develop commercial UAS sensors Gryphon Sensors LLC has been formed by SRC Inc. to develop commercial sensors and systems for the safe integration of unmanned aircraft systems into the civilian airspace. READ MORE SHARE
Intel Capital joins $10 million funding round for UAS firm PrecisionHawk, which uses small unmanned aerial vehicles (sUAV) and cloud-based software to collect, process and analyze aerial data, has announced that Intel Capital has joined its Series B funding round of $10 million. READ MORE SHARE
Skysense Charging Pad provides autonomous UAS operations Skysense Inc. has launched a line of charging pads for unmanned aerial vehicles that enables them to operate autonomously. READ MORE SHARE
	Insitu unveils the ScanEagle 2 Insitu announced its ScanEagle 2, the next generation of its ScanEagle platform. The UAV provides increased payload power and expanded payload options, a more robust navigation system, better image quality, and purpose-built propulsion system. READ MORE SHARE