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August 05, 2019

University Of Kansas Engineer Explains Multirotor UAV For Glacier Research

Wins Grant Of More Than $600,000 For Research

A University of Kansas aerospace engineer has earned the National Science Foundation's most prestigious award for young faculty to design, build and fly a radar suite and integrate it on a helicopter-based unmanned aerial system (UAS) to gather data on some of the world's most critical glaciers.

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AUVSI To Host Webinar On Drone Laws And Safe Practices

Legal Experts Will Discuss The Laws And Safe Practices For Commercial Drone Operations

AUVSI will host a webinar to discuss the laws and safe practices for commercial drone operations. The webinar will take place on Wednesday, Aug. 7, 2019 at 3 p.m. EDT.

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Robinson To Host USHST Safety Conference

Meeting To Be Held August 13-16 In Torrance, CA

On August 13th-16th Robinson Helicopter Company will host the U.S. Helicopter Safety Team’s (USHST) annual meeting at its Torrance, California factory. The meeting follows the USHST’s recent call to action to the helicopter community to address rising accident rates.

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Wing To Introduce Air Delivery In Queensland, Australia

Will Offer Home Delivery Of A Variety of Items Via Drone

Wing will soon be flying in Queensland skies — delivering a range of items such as fresh bread, hot coffee and food items directly to homes in minutes.

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Duncan Aviation Calibration Laboratory Fulfills A Need For Aviation FBOs

Now Offers A Full Spectrum Of Required Calibration Services

Duncan Aviation’s Calibrations Lab recently invested in additional testing equipment and the purchase of standards to calibrate thermohydrometers, both working and masters. This investment allows the company to now offer the full spectrum of calibration services required for FBOs (Fixed Based Operations) to comply with the ATA 103 Standard for Jet Fuel Quality at Airports and Military compliance.

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First UAS Part 77 Survey Of Washington State Airports Completed

AeroTEC's Aerial Photogrammetry Technology Used To Analyze Airport Obstacles For WSDOT

The first proof-of-concept UAS surveys at two Washington state airports have been completed by Seattle-based AeroTEC, in collaboration with the Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) Aviation Division.

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Drones Will Fly For Days With This New Technology

Berkeley Lab Continues To Improve Thermophotovoltaic Efficiency

Researchers with Berkeley Lab and UC Berkeley just broke another record in thermophotovoltaic efficiency, an achievement that could lead to ultralight engines that can power drones for days.

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