The Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International (AUVSI) announced on January 7 that it has named Richard King, a veteran naval officer and pilot and an expert on international aerospace and maritime issues, as senior vice president of Regulatory and International Affairs. Keep Reading
The competition identifies small, start-up and early stage companies operating in the commercial, defense and non-traditional unmanned systems or autonomous systems sectors. Keep Reading
Wynne outlined conditions for UAS security: a framework for detecting, tracking, IDing and mitigating UAS, securing command and control, threat response. Keep Reading
In addition, drone lobbying group will now be offering a Remote Pilot Membership level, expanding upon its Remote Pilots Council (RPC). Keep Reading
Blockchain technology is one of the most exciting digital developments in recent years and lately has been embraced by the unmanned systems community. Keep Reading
The company was recognized for its Live Imagery Maps in Time (LIMIT) technology, which enables users to see the world live in 3-D from any angle or perspective. Keep Reading
The new board members and officers will start their terms today at the conclusion of XPONENTIAL 2019, AUVSI’s annual tradeshow and conference. Keep Reading
AUVSI notes the proposed rules for stand-off distances, payloads and system redundancy could have unintended consequences for commercial operators and hinder development of legitimate UAS operations. Keep Reading
The AUVSI XCELLENCE Awards will honor innovators with a demonstrated commitment to advancing technology, leading and promoting safe operations. Keep Reading
K2 Unmanned Systems says that the Knight Hawk UAS uses a closed-circuit system to make sure that telemetry data is protected when conducting flight operations and technical support is accessible anywhere in the United States. Keep Reading
The Sea Otter, which is portable and deployable from beaches and small boats, provides persistent sensing where UUVs and ROVs cannot, the companies say. Keep Reading
The FAA and the FBI are investigating the undated video that shows a dive toward airliner approaching McCarran International Airport in Las Vegas. Keep Reading