Edmonton International Airport VP Steve Maybee details how by welcoming UAS into its airspace, an airport's operations will need to adapt and evolve.

The Academy of Model Aeronautics and its members are pushing back against the proposed remote identification rules announced by the Federal Aviation Administration.

The last decade saw an increasing number of new companies make a difference in the nascent unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) industry. One issue that all these companies had in common when they embarked in the development of a new technology was...

Army scientists invented software that rapidly creates 2D and 3D maps from Full Motion Video (FMV).

The Navy has developed a counter swarm system that includes a group of UAVs (air-dropped canisters with small explosive payload, and maneuverability functionality) working together for target detection, tracking, guidance, positioning, and wireless communication.

The patented technology is available via express license agreement to companies that would make, use, or sell it commercially.

Contact: Marti Elder, CLP
Phone: 406-586-7621

Discover how Droneports are becoming an epicenter for regional UAS activities. Learn from industry leaders and visionary communities about how Droneports are serving as nodes for testing, training and commercial drone operations by obtaining permissions for flight, and providing facilities for housing, maintenance, fueling, piloting of fleets and more.

Registration Fees:
Early Bird: $299 (through March 16) | Standard: $349 (on or after March 17)
Registration includes XPO Hall Pass

Co-located event at XPONENTIAL, All Things Unmanned, May 4, 2020 Boston, MA from 9:30 AM - 5:00 PM

International LiDAR Mapping Forum is a technical conference and exhibition showcasing the latest airborne, terrestrial and underwater LiDAR as well as emerging remote-sensing and data collection tools and technologies.

IDGA is proud to announce the launch of the 4th Counter UAS Winter Summit! Over the past three successful years our winter edition of the Counter UAS Series has become the premier stop for military and industry professionals who need to learn about...

EXPERIENCE THE FUTURE! NASA-SPACE MINING ROBOTS AND DRONES IN SPACE; GIS-DRONES IN MAPPING, SURVEYING AND MORE; 1ST RESPONDERS-LEARN FROM THE PROFESSIONALS; WOMEN IN DRONES-MEET LEADERS IN THE INDUSTRY; DRONE REGULATIONS AND POLICY-FAA AND SECURITY.

WORLD UAV FEDERATION was established in June 2017 by Mr. Jincai Yang (Chairman); its unveiling ceremony was held on October 31, 2017 in Shenzhen, China. Up to the current, the chapters include: Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, the USA, Australia...

Join thousands at the Next Destination for Commercial Drones

Parrot, Europe's leading drone group, has been chosen to equip the Swiss Armed Forces with micro-drones as part of the " Swiss Mini UAV Program" (Swiss MUAS) call for tender against major civilian UAV players.

The FAA announced a long-awaited Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) on Remote ID for drones on 12/31/2019. 

Laws are in place to be followed and agencies are in place to enforce laws. But when two laws on the books appear to be at odds, which one should be followed? And what about enforcement?

Flirtey has earned a patent that involves its delivery drone's safety system, alerting the operating software when a flight may have been altered or compromised.

AiRXOS has joined forces with heavy hitters like NASA, the FAA, ANRA Technologies, and NUAIR to work on finding solutions to challenges facing today's industry.

CP Technologies has launched a new division to provide integrated turn-key solutions based on UAS platforms, payloads, data links, ground control stations and communications for defense and civil applications.

During a recent workshop in Bogota, Colombia, the DRONERESPONDERS announced a partnership between APD Humanitario and DRONERESPONDERS parent group, Airborne Incident Response Team, to launch a Spanish-language initiative of the program.

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is planning to ask industry how manned aviation can interact with remote identification signals emitted by drones as part of its roadmap to integrating unmanned aircraft into the national airspace.

As the aviation industry in the United States faces growing worker shortages, schools across Arizona are preparing to feed the demand with certified and skilled labor.

What should you do if you see a drone invading your personal or professional space? A few suggestions are provided in this Frobes piece.

The FAA draft drone remote identification rules are finally out. They're well thought out and implementable, according to Gen. James Poss (Ret), except for a few major exceptions,

The FAA plans to review drone designs in the same way they review other aircraft, a major step toward allowing routine drone deliveries and other flights over congested cities.

Students fly high in a new drone club at Newton High School in Kansas.

Agency's plan boosts efforts by Amazon and others to accelerate delivery to consumers by air

A collaboration between one of Britain's major radar companies and a group of drone researchers is improving the nation's unmanned aerial traffic systems.

The mystery of drones flying grid patterns at night over northeastern Colorado, a near-hit reported by a flight-for-life helicopter pilot in Morgan County and growing use of both commercial and hobby unmanned aerial vehicles likely will result in...