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Echodyne EchoFlight Radar Integrated Into American Aerospace Technologies Inc.’s Newly FAA-Approved BVLOS Unmanned Aircraft
Echodyne MESA® radar technology integral to first-of-its-kind FAA Approval of AATI's AiRanger for BVLOS flight
Lori DeMatteis, MatrixSpace | Dawn of Autonomy | Episode 19
This week's episode of the Dawn of Autonomy podcast features Lori DeMatteis, Chief Revenue Officer at MatrixSpace. With over 20 years of experience as a global executive leader spanning 110 countries, Lori brings a proven track record of driving significant revenue into vertical industries for emerging technologies, from startups to market leaders, having played key roles in taking companies public and facilitating subsequent mergers. As CRO of independent startup MatrixSpace, she supports its award winning MatrixSpace Radar, a next generation which enables object identification and real-time data collection without reliance on the cloud
Speedbird Aero Delivers a Holistic Drone Delivery Ecosystem
Speedbird Aero, a Brazil-originated drone delivery and logistics startup, has blazed into 2024 with several new developments. In just five years, the company has significantly grown and achieved various milestones, including obtaining trailblazing certifications and approvals for beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS) operations. In a recent episode of the Dawn of Autonomy podcast, Speedbird Aero’s CEO, Manoel Coelho, discussed the company’s latest updates, which include newly developed technologies and additional industry firsts on a global scale. Read on to learn more about the evolution of Speedbird Aero’s drone delivery ecosystem.
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MatrixSpace Announces FCC Authorization of MatrixSpace Radar Advanced Air and Ground-based Surveillance Services Now Available Globally
Advanced Air and Ground-based Surveillance Services
Now Available Globally
Burlington, MA (December 18, 2023) – MatrixSpace announces the authorization of MatrixSpace Radar by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). MatrixSpace Radar has been thoroughly tested to perform within the FCC’s emissions and frequencies specifications and can now be sold to commercial and public organizations in the United States.
30 Mile True BVLOS Flight – Scalable Operation for all Organizations with Sentaero 5
November 17th - Censys Technologies operated a 30 mile, beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS) operation without visual observers flying Sentaero 5 over a cellular network in South Florida adjacent to Lake Okeechobee leveraging a performance-based (non-geo constrained) shielded operations waiver.
The mission was a proof of concept (POC) simulaNng data collecNon for algae blooms of a key piece of South Florida’s ecosystem. This use case promotes the value of BLVOS for long linear data collecNon and inspecNons.
Dawn of Drones | Episode 118: Kongsberg Geospatial
November is “Crossover Tech Month” Month on the Dawn of Drones podcast! This week, we kick it off with our month sponsor, Kongsberg Geospatial and its Director of Business Development, Adam Robinson.
Kongsberg Geospatial specializes in precision software for mapping, geospatial visualization, and situational awareness, prioritizing high-performance, real-time components for critical infrastructure. Renowned for TerraLens®, their trusted geospatial platform, they also offer development and integration services, focusing on defense applications, particularly in UX and HMI components for C2 systems. Their expertise spans air-traffic control, ISR, air defense, Beyond Line-of-Sight navigation systems for UAS, and Remote Towers for air traffic control.
TruWeather Harnesses the Power of Advanced Technology to Keep Advanced Aviation Flying
The drone and advanced air mobility (AAM) industries will not succeed without having significantly more fidelity on low altitude weather. Current equipment, systems and standards do not provide this.
