sUAS News
Small Unmanned Aerial Systems (sUAS) are increasingly being used for civilian research and surveying across the globe. sUAS News serves as a go-to news source for developments and regulations related to these smaller drones. To contribute to sUAS News, writers should have experience in flying or building UAS, or have been involved in the regulatory processes for unmanned aircraft systems.
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uAvionix Launches skyAlert: Wearable Aircraft Alerting Device for UAS Operators and Visual Observers
6 days ago |
suasnews.com | Gary Mortimer
uAvionix, committed to radically innovating to keep the skies safe for all airspace users, today announced the release of skyAlert, a portable, wearable ADS-B receiver specifically designed for professional Uncrewed Aircraft Systems (UAS) operators and their supporting visual observers.
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1 week ago |
suasnews.com | Rob Thompson
The world around us hums with invisible signals, carrying everything from our favorite radio tunes to crucial communication data. At the heart of many of these wireless technologies lies the elegant technique of frequency modulation (FM). Now, thanks to the advent of software-defined radio (SDR), we can delve deeper into this fascinating realm, witnessing a powerful synergy between digital signal processing and fundamental physics principles.
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3 weeks ago |
suasnews.com | Gary Mortimer
This Texas House Bill No. 41 prohibits governmental entities in Texas from acquiring or using unmanned aircraft, related equipment, or services produced or provided by companies owned or controlled by, or headquartered in, China, Iran, North Korea, Russia, or Syria. This prohibition applies regardless of whether the company’s securities are publicly traded or if the company is listed on a public stock exchange as being from one of those countries.
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3 weeks ago |
suasnews.com | Gary Mortimer
Embention, a leader in the design and manufacture of autopilots and avionics for autonomous vehicles, is proud to announce its key role in the ACTUS (Advanced Capabilities & Certification for Tactical UAV Systems) project, led by INTRACOM DEFENSE (IDE) and funded by the EDF. This high-profile project aims to improve the capabilities and certification of European Tactical Unmanned Aerial Systems (T-RPAS), including the continuation of the LOTUS project, a key development in the EuropeanUAV sector.
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4 weeks ago |
suasnews.com | Gary Mortimer
The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has published CAP 3098, a new guidance document on cyber safety objectives for Remote Piloted Air Systems (RPAS) operations in the specific category.
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