Join us for a discussion with animal rights advocate and RPA enthusiast, Steve Hindi from SHARK (Showing Animals Respect and Kindness) http://www.sharkonline.org We will also discuss and review the NOVA Episode “Rise Of The Drones”

Episode #36

    We speak with Mr. Gus Calderon and Mr. James Jewel. Mr. Calderon is applying for an exemption to 14 CFR parts 21.191 and 91.319 in a bid to operate his sUAS commercially in the NAS.

Mr. Jewel will share some information about the development of FAR 107, NextGEN, and some other timely UAS topics.

We will hear about some real world applications for small unmanned aircraft by the U.S. Geological Survey.

Episode #34’s guest is Doug Davis, Director of Global UAS Strategic Initiatives at the NMSU PSL.

 

Mr. Davis has been a long time contributing member of the unmanned aviation community. This will be an excellent opportunity to hear about the Global UAS airspace integration effort past, present and future.

We wrap everything up nicely and put a bow on 2012 with guest co-host sUAS News Executive Editor Gary Mortimer. We also wax nostalgically on the significant stories and technology breakthroughs of the past year as well as some predictions and plans for the unmanned technology sector in 2013. We go long, but episode 33 is bursting at the seams with unmanned technology goodness. Bring in the New Year with the sUAS News group.

We get some insight on what it takes to make it and stay in the unmanned aircraft systems sector with Jay Willmott. This guy has been a success in this industry for around 30 years. Do not miss this rare chance to listen in to a conversation with a guy who has seen it all, and is willing to share tips on what it takes to make a future in this exciting technology field.

Our guest is sUAS Entrepreneur and former Navy SEAL John Surmont.   We will learn about the early days of sUAS applications by Special Forces, and what it takes to monetize this technology.   Episode #31 is sponsored by HoodTech Vision.   visit: www.hoodtech.com

In this installment, we will talk with guest and sUAS News contributor Matthew Schroyer about the bright future of news-gathering with unmanned aircraft, and the one year anniversary of #dronejchat

We will also be joined by special guest co-host Marcus Min just returned from the Next Generation ISR conference in Washington D.C.

Test sites, the TMZ Drone, the demise of Airship Ventures and the RPAS Civil Operations Conference.

We discuss some NASA RPA science mission with our guest Geoff Bland. We’ll get some historical perspective as well as some future plans for the many possible unmanned science missions.