The UAS Flyer - January 15, 2015

Attorney says FAA UAS law enforcement guidelines off target The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration's guidelines for law enforcement to assist in identifying those flying unmanned aerial systems (UAS) in an unsafe manner or in violation of its regulations might create more issues. READ MORE SHARE
UAS Startup Images Crops David Dvorak and his team are simplifying the world of precision agriculture by providing data-capturing payload systems to farmers, agronomists, and plantation managers. READ MORE SHARE
	Sensing the UAS Future Gryphon Sensors has found a way to leverage its military roots into commercial markets. The team is currently working to integrate its radar knowledge into commercial applications. READ MORE SHARE
UAV Tradition Builders At Sinclair Community College, the UAS industry has become the priority to keep its long-history in the aerospace industry alive and well. To do that, the school has formed several unique business partnerships that benefit all parties involved. READ MORE SHARE
The Birthplace of Precision-Ag UAVs AgEagle has put a small Kansas town on the map by providing the business model for linking UAVs with precision agriculture. The company offers the entire UAS industry a prime business case model on how to profit during times of limbo. READ MORE SHARE
	Florida looks to UAVs for mosquito control Small, unmanned aircraft systems may soon be used to aid in Florida bug-battling efforts. The Florida Keys Mosquito Control District has received preliminary U.S. Federal Aviation Administration approval to test out the new technology. READ MORE SHARE