By Philip Butterworth-Hayes Future Swiss participation in European Union (EU) funded Horizon 2020 U-space research programmes has been thrown into doubt following the European Commission’s
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Drone CNS and integration: SWIMming in the same direction?
Jan Cernan is a consultant with Egis Aviation. This commentary article was published first by Egis Aviation (https://www.egis-aviation.com/insight/drone-integration-swimming-in-the-same-direction/) and has been reproduced with permission of
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EU launches continent-wide EUR15 million C-UAS capability development programme
The European Commission has launched the JEY-CUAS – “Joint European sYstem for Countering Unmanned Aerial Systems” programme, involving 14 countries and 38 entities to pave
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NASA adds aeronautic, UTM and infrastructure partners to its AAM National Campaign
NASA reports that 13 companies and one university have signed agreements with NASA’s Advanced Air Mobility project’s National Campaign to continue work towards integrating air taxis, cargo delivery aircraft and
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France trials C-UAS laser defence system planned for 2024 Olympics
According to Reuters, France’s Directorate General of Armaments on July 7 successfully demonstrated a laser counter-UAS weapon that the defence ministry hopes to see fully
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Operational risk assessments and BVLOS flight: using analytics for advanced drone operations
Ted Driver, OneSky Head of Analytics and Operations Reproduced with the kind permission of OnsSky. The original article can be found here: https://www.onesky.xyz/post/operational-risk-assessments-and-bvlos-flight-using-analytics-for-advanced-drone-operations As we
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“We have to show automation makes sense and find ways to make it possible” – Sebastian Babiarz
Sebastian Babiarz is Vice-President of Business Development at Dronehub Where are you on your journey through the drone industry? I started in 2015 with Nokia
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ASTMI reports progress on revised remote ID, UAS impact, demo and UTM standards development
ASTM International reports its subcommittee on flight operations (F38.02) is revising one of its hallmark standards: the specification for remote identification and tracking (F3411) and
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“Drones can be used to map urban wind profiles for UAM operations” – METSIS research conclusions
Researchers from NLR – Royal Netherlands Aerospace Centre – and AirHub BV have finished the initial Meteo Sensors In the Sky (METSIS) research project and
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Altitude Angel and iOCO partner to bring UAM UTM services to South Africa
UTM company Altitude Angel and iOCO, South Africa’s largest ICT solutions supplier, have agreed to form an alliance with the strategic aim of providing the
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