The Aviation Rule Committee advising the FAA on remote identification and tracking of unmanned aircraft left an important question unresolved: to which drones should a new rule apply?
Policy & Regulatory
European Space Community Embraces Unmanned Systems
The European space community is embracing its role as an enabler of unmanned technologies. “Satellite communication is becoming indispensible infrastructure,…
Commercial UAV Expo – The Sky’s the Limit
Commercial UAV Expo Europe, presented by Commercial UAV News, is a conference and exhibition exclusively focused on commercial UAV integration and…
Does Remote ID Have a Remote Chance?
Well, probably not if the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) adopts the recommendations from last month’s UAS Identification and Tracking (UAS…
AUVSI XPONENTIAL 2018
XPONENTIAL 2018, held at the Colorado Convention Center, puts the power of knowledge in your hands through a comprehensive educational…
Autonomous Vehicle Industry Needs to Foster Public Acceptance
LAS VEGAS—A panel of executives at the Consumer Telematics Show — held one day prior to CES 2018 — said…
CES Self-Driving Car Panel: Government and Industry Need to Work Together
LAS VEGAS—When politicians and industry executives talk about a new technology rollout, sometimes it isn’t pretty. However, at an autonomous…
Could FAA Create a Nationwide Skunk Works for Drone Integration?
The White House has found a way to head off a fight with local officials, please industry with expanded research and deflect pressure for more demanding rule-making.