UAS Magazine, the UAS Angel Network, and the Grand Forks Region EDC, announced this week the six companies selected to pitch to a group of angel investors and venture capital firms at the UAS Summit & Expo, taking place October 10-11 in Grand Forks.
AUVSI’s coalition will advance policies that enhance competitiveness for the U.S. drone industry. The coalition intends to host an event later this year calling on Congress to pass legislation advancing these policies.
The FAA is seeking public input on four requests to conduct BVLOS drone operations at or below 400 feet. If granted, Phoenix Air Unmanned, uAvionix, Zipline, and UPS Flight Forward will continue to expand the envelope of BVLOS drone operations.
BBI International and HYSKY Society™ have announced a partnership to co-locate the UAS Summit and Expo with FLYING HY, the world's largest hydrogen aviation event. The events will take place at the Alerus Center in Grand Forks, ND on Oct 10-11, 2023.
Senator John Hoeven held a meeting with leaders from the Grand Forks area and covered a variety of UAS centered announcements.
Organizers of Commercial UAV Expo have announced a list of influential leaders in the drone industry who will be participating on the Advisory Board.
State aviation and aerospace officials begin exchanging views on policies and innovation for safe and sustainable AAM operations and economic development.
Behind the huge numbers, major projections and author sentiments of the Teal Group’s newest civil UAS market study.
How States Can Prepare Today For the Future of Advanced Aviation
Autonomous drone flights enable scalability while reducing operating costs and lowering the environmental footprint
Two UAS companies with different offerings explain the impact of receiving a 333 exemption
The National Telecommunications and Information Administration is leading a multi participant process to address the main questions and plausible answers to privacy issues for the UAS industry.
Media giant CNN’s unprecedented efforts will bring news gathering UAVs into the national airspace and what it means for the rest of us.
From unmanned aircraft systems tech park groundbreakings to historic unmanned aircraft vehicle flights, the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration’s designated test sites are starting to realize their respective potential on the U.S. UAS industry and the communities that house each facility.
Gryphon Sensors seeks to leverage its military roots into commercial markets.
How exemptions for UAS cinematographers will positively impact the consumer and the industry.
From operations to liability, UAS law firms are providing several forms of guidance.
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