The crew tested how UASs could be used for wildlife inventory and monitoring populations that are
more active at night, as well as determining property lines.
June, 2015
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Botlink Announces Beta Release of its UAS Control System
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German-Based Yeair! UAS Available on Kickstarter
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Drone Firms Launch Dueling Venture Capital Funds
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