Author: neusos

Headed Exponential 2023 next week in Denver? It’s a big show worth watching. Here are some of our favorite events and a list of great tech to visit on the floor. Support your friends and sponsors by learning more about the innovative solutions they offer. Not-to-be-missed events: keynotes, sessions, and more keynote speech: This year’s show has an impressive line-up of international speakers and thought leaders. They’re all tempting, but if you have to choose, AUVSI’s Chief Advocacy Officer Michael Robbins and Fortress Information Security VP of Strategy and Policy Tobias Whitney’s Day 1 Trusted Cyber ​​Concepts and a talk…

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Japanese Drone Maker ACSL Enters US Market DRONELIFE Staff Writer Ian M. Crosby Japan’s leading drone manufacturer ACSL Co., Ltd. has announced its formal entry into the US commercial drone market. Continue reading below or listen: The company’s California subsidiary, ACSL Inc., plans to introduce a small, affordable, NDAA-compliant UAS to the US market later this year. ACSL Inc.’s market entry will be led by her CEO Cynthia Huang, a member of the commercial UAV advisory board who led DJI’s North American enterprise segment and drone software company Auterion. ACSL, a popular drone developer in Japan, offers a wide range…

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Hi, It’s been a while since I updated this review of the Snaptain SP600. According to my research, this drone is not for sale. If you’re looking for a great alternative to the Snaptain Drone, check out my listings. Best drone for beginners.Ignore the rest of this Snaptain SP600 review.If you’re looking for an entry-level drone that costs less than $100 and has some advanced features, keep reading this review. Because the Snaptain SP600 could be exactly the drone you’re looking for.In a rapidly growing world of consumers dronethere are many companies that have developed some amazing budget-friendly drones, many…

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Ascent AeroSystems’ Spirit UAV Now Available Through GSA DRONELIFE Staff Writer Ian M. Crosby Leading UAV Solution Provider Ascent Aerosystems the Blue UAS-approved Spirit UAV is currently Benefits of General Service Management (GSA) website. Continue reading below or listen: NDAA-Compliant U.S. Drone Providers Not Currently on the Blue sUAS List Since GSA Limited Listed Drones to Blue sUAS List in January 2021 Asks Government Customers to Engage in Longer Acquisition Process I had to. buy their products. The addition of the Spirit UAV to his GSA list gives government customers another readily available option for a wide range of applications.…

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