The US Army Contracting Command-Detroit Arsenal, in conjunction with Product Manager (PdM), Appliqué and Large Unmanned Ground Systems (ALUGS) are issuing a Market Questionnaire for
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Author: Philip Butterworth-Hayes
EASA publishes “world first urban drone traffic management rules”
The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has published the first view worldwide on the use and control of drones in an urban environment, balancing
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“UTM/U-Space will establish airspace management technologies for all future aircraft operations” – GUTMA Connected Skies webinar
“We view UTM and U-space as establishing the future of the management of all airspace, from the surface to Space for all users, existing and
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“Drones need cellular networks for full-service autonomous operations and UTM” – GUTMA Connected Skies webinar
Mobile network operators (MNOs) will not only be able to provide connectivity but integrate UTM services such as geofencing and alerts, dynamic ground-risk determination, virtual
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NASA innovators embrace expanded vision for advanced air mobility
By Chris Stonor Jim Banke, Aeronautics Research Mission Directorate, reports NASA’s aeronautical innovators are embracing a more inclusive vision for the future of air travel
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How Poland built and introduced an operational, integrated national UTM/ATM system
One of world’s first national operational UAS traffic management/air traffic management (UTM/ATM) systems to coordinate drone flights in controlled airspace and to support drone pilots
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Researchers collect, publish drone radar signatures to identify security threats
The UK’s Institute for Mechanical Engineers reports that radar data from drone scans has been publicly released to help counter the privacy and security threats
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Altitude Angel and INVOLI announce strategic partnership
Altitude Angel and INVOLI are to form a strategic partnership. According to a press release: “Having worked successfully together on the Gulf of Finland trials
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“Intermittent cellular communications can still support complex drone operations” – GUTMA Connected Skies webinar
Intermittent communications based on mobile network operator (MNO) cellular networks can support highly automated UAS delivery operations, according to Reinaldo Negron, head of UTM at
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“US automated waiver procedures likely within two years for rural BVLOS” – Executive Director, ASSURE
Unmanned Airspace talks to Stephen P Luxion Col (ret) Executive Director of the Alliance for System Safety of UAS through Research Excellence (ASSURE) about US
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