Remote ID, Operations Over People and Night Operations Updates
FAA Representatives, Ann Cihon and Rick May sat down with NCAT Co-PI, Zackary Nicklin to discuss the latest updates to drone regulations which include topics
Drones Are Prohibited In and Around Stadiums
Flying drones in and around stadiums that seat 30,000 people or more is prohibited by law beginning one hour before and ending one hour after
Driving Automation Systems in Long-Haul Trucking and Bus Transit
Have you looked closely at a modern-day semi truck? Did you know that those trucks have a lot of autonomous (self-driving) technology on them? The
January 2021 | THINK AUTONOMOUS Newsletter
The January Edition of the THINK AUTONOMOUS Newsletter highlights the What’s Your Story initiative; a way to get involved with the AT community by sharing
NCAT Partners with Women And Drones Fueling Diverse Talent in STEM Careers
The National Center for Autonomous Technologies (NCAT) and the Women And Drones network have formed a new partnership. The organizations are partnering to focus on
Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Issues Much-Anticipated Drone Rules to Advance Safety and Innovation in the United States
The Federal Aviation Administration has announced new rules for drone operators that will ease restrictions on the overall use of drones and address security concerns
UAS Cold Weather Operations: What You Need To Know About Flying In The Cold
Beings the National Center for Autonomous Technologies home base is in northern Minnesota, it’s no surprise that we get asked questions about best practices for
Buffy Quinn
New York “Southerner” developing career pathways for students. Associate Professor at Onondaga Community College is integrating UAV data analysis to high-school programs to develop career
October 2020 | THINK AUTONOMOUS Newsletter
The October Edition of the THINK AUTONOMOUS Newsletter highlights our upcoming Autonomous Vehicle Technology Sensors, Air | Land | Sea Educator Workshop and other AT