The UAS Flyer - November 13, 2014

Lockheed Martin and Altavian provide UAS sensors for US Army Lockheed Martin's partner, Altavin Inc., entered a $4 million contract to provide gimbaled sensor payloads for the U.S. Army's RQ-20 Puma small unmanned aircraft systems (sUAS). The payloads include Lockheed Martin's gimbaled imaging sensors. READ MORE SHARE
Urban Skyways Project removing fear of UAVs, revealing sky routes Skyward, a Portland-based software developer for the unmanned aircraft systems industry (UAS), is demonstrating how unmanned aerial vehicles can interact with the highway of the sky. READ MORE SHARE
	Pix4Dmapper releases smartphone app for unique UAV grid mapping Unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) operators using the popular DJII Phantom for mapping purposes now have the ability to record more accurate data sets and three-dimensional images thanks to Pix4Dmapper's new app. READ MORE SHARE
Victoria Stone explains carrier needs for UAS insurance Victoria Stone may have an impressive history in the insurance industry, but a large portion of her future is in the unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) market. Stone has become a go-to source for all UAS insurance-related inquiries. READ MORE SHARE
Gryphon Sensors seeks to commercialize UAS radar system Gryphon Sensors, SRC Inc.'s new subsidiary, will focus on developing ground-based radar for UAS sense-and-avoid technology in the civilian market. READ MORE SHARE
	Hunton & Williams law firm provides UAS guidance Hunton & Williams LLP announced the formation of an unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) integration unit to assist clients with the legal complexities associated with the developing commercial UAS regulations. READ MORE SHARE