Category: UAS traffic management news

Researchers at Brigham Young University, Utah USA, report they have developed a drone navigation system which works when GPS signals drop or as UAVS fly

UK-based company RelmaTech has designed and developed an innovative solution to meet any future regulatory requirements for UAS to broadcast their position and unique ID

Investigations are underway following the crash on 27 October of more than 40 drones in Hong Kong after a GPS signal they were using was

At least two flying car models are likely to start flying in low level airspace in 2020. US-based, China-owned company Terrafugia is reported to have

The Kansas Department of Transportation is starting the testing phase of the Integration Pilot Program this week. Flights by Iris Automation will focus on enabling

The UK’s Cranfield University has become the latest partner in a new programme to test the European Union’s readiness to manage a broad range of

“Africa will be the first continent to develop unmanned air cargo at an industrial scale”, according to Jonathan Ledgard of the World Economic Forum, speaking

AirMap has selected Microsoft Azure as the company’s exclusive cloud-computing platform for its drone traffic management platform and developer ecosystem. “With AirMap’s airspace management platform