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Why There’s Still No One-Size-Fits-All Solution for Drone Collision Avoidance
Why it’s here: Covers FAA Part 108 BVLOS rulemaking and detect-and-avoid standards discussed at a DC policy symposium, squarely within the Robotics area's FAA drone integration scope.
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5d agoDroneLifeWhy There’s Still No One-Size-Fits-All Solution for Drone Collision AvoidanceAt AUVSI's Drone and AAM Policy Symposium, FAA, NASA and uAvionix representatives discussed why no single detect-and-avoid technology meets all BVLOS needs while the FAA's Part 108 rule remains pending.1 outletRobotics2 linked
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