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Blue Devil Drones University Model Aviation Student Club

Duke University has opened a new research and training facility for the use of unmanned aircraft systems -- commonly referred to as drones -- in

The Real World Design Challenge

The Real World Design Challenge is an annual competition that provides high school students, grades 9-12, the opportunity to work on real world

Model Aircraft and Manned Aircraft Work Together

EAA and AMA work together to promote safe drone and model aircraft flying at EAA AirVenture 2016, educating the public on responsible flight practices.

Randy Dufault July 24, 2016 - Interactions between drones and manned aircraft are all over the news these days. The explosion of inexpensive, simple

Internship Opportunities Take Flight As North Dakota Drone Industry Expands

North Dakota UAS firms are expanding with interns filling various roles in the industry. Companies like SkySkopes and Field of View offer real-world experiences.

Brandi Jewett, Droning On: A North Dakota UAS news blog The offices of Grand Forks unmanned aircraft systems firms are getting more crowded as interns

Cal State University students seek assistance with UAS poll

Students enrolled in California State University course Introduction to Remotely-Piloted Systems along with members of the Aerial and Aquatic Robotic

Check out Olivier C.'s impressive Star Wars-inspired drone builds, the Millenium Falcon and TIE Interceptor, as he shares his build logs for others to replicate. Don't miss the TIE Interceptor in action!

By Paul Braun A mapping project helps kids with autism by coaching them to build and fly a UAS (and make movies with it); the project also reveals

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Blue Devil Drones University Model Aviation Student Club

The Real World Design Challenge

Model Aircraft and Manned Aircraft Work Together

Internship Opportunities Take Flight As North Dakota Drone Industry Expands

Cal State University students seek assistance with UAS poll

Build Your Own Star Wars Drones!

Professional Surveyor Magazine: UAS Takes Autism to the Sky