Entrepreneurship, Technology And Regulatory Perspectives On Drones

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At the Commercial UAV Expo I will be presenting about unmanned traffic management (UTM), entrepreneurial safety solutions, and regulatory perspectives on drones in 2017 and beyond.

The presentation will begin as part of a panel focused on the regulatory perspective:

We’re preparing for a future in which millions of drones fly billions of flights, and inject billions in benefits into our economy. To realize this future, we’ll need to transition UTM from a research initiative to a collaborative, technology-enabled system: digital, connected, and data-driven. What milestones have the FAA, NASA, and private industry achieved on the road to UTM – and what is yet to come? What can we expect from regulators as the framework for low-altitude airspace management begins to coalesce?

After the presentation panelists will discuss recent developments and what to expect.

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