Unmanned Aerial Vehicles are increasingly being used in New England states in support of public safety operations and infrastructure inspections. The coming years will see more advanced operations with services that include aerial package delivery and passenger transport, connecting urban centers with rural communities. These services will face New England weather – windy fall days, hot summers and snowy winters- and microclimates that change as you travel from the coastal waters to the valleys.
Can our existing weather observation infrastructure meet the needs of this new industry?
What do we need to do to prepare our region to have weather-safe operations?
Chapter Events
Chapter Events
UTM/AAM Braving New England Weather
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles are increasingly being used in New England states in support of public safety operations and infrastructure inspections. The coming years will see more advanced operations with services that include aerial package delivery and passenger transport, connecting urban centers with rural communities. These services will face New England weather – windy fall days, hot summers and snowy winters- and microclimates that change as you travel from the coastal waters to the valleys.
Can our existing weather observation infrastructure meet the needs of this new industry?
What do we need to do to prepare our region to have weather-safe operations?
HR AUVSI - June 2021 Meeting & Luncheon | Revolutionary Drone Warfare
"At-Scale Drone Warfare Has Arrived - Nagorno-Karabakh 2020"
Guest Speaker - John Antal; Soldier, Historian, Well Published Author. A military leadership development expert and master storyteller, John has published 14 books and hundreds of magazine articles on military technology, history, and leadership.
AUS&R 2021 Conference
Autonomous systems - cutting-edge innovation in military and civilian applications
July 5, 2021 Expo Tel Aviv
Unmanned systems at sea, in the air and on the ground form the spearhead in the integration of innovative technologies in our lives. Autonomous vehicles, drone delivery, flying taxis.. Some of them are already here, and their integration in our daily lives is happening more swiftly than we can imagine.
Cascadia ACES Northwest 2021 Seminar Series
Advanced/Urban Air Mobility systems are already transporting freight and people using safe, quiet, and reliable all-electric multi-rotor aircraft. The Pacific Northwest’s largest cities provide for use cases that could dramatically improve disaster response and access to medical care while providing mobility options that advance equity and sustainability.
Hear from those already using these systems and contribute your ideas and share your experiences in this multi-day ACES (Autonomous-Connected-Electric Shared) Northwest Network Seminar Series event!
Advanced Air Mobility: Value at state, industry progress, and how Massachusetts is charting a course to the future of mobility
Join the AUVSI New England Directors and Executive Officers for the 2021 Annual Member Meeting.
AUVSI New England leadership will present highlights from the past year, current standings for new Directors, and a view on the remainder of this year's events.
This free meeting will include ample virtual networking time to connect with fellow members, chapter leadership, sponsor representatives and speakers.
The Boston Consulting Group (BCG) will provide a keynote presentation on the state of Advanced Air Mobility.
AUVSI Cascade Chapter Spring Symposium - Drones and Droids: Unmanned Systems from the Ocean Depths to the Stratosphere
Don’t miss the unique opportunity to hear from unmanned system leaders and users in land, air, and sea, and learn what you need to know about the latest in UAS, Robotics, and AI technology, policy, challenges, and opportunities. Network during the webinar breaks to engage with AUVSI members and friends, make and renew business contacts!
UAS Program for multi-jurisdiction firefighting
Jeff Pricher, Scappoose Fire District Chief and Chuck Bagnato, TUTR Test Range Manager
UAS in the Stratosphere Above Oregon
Kevin Tucker, NSC and TUTR President
Integrating Unmanned Systems by Zepher & Timberland Helicopters, Webinar & Networking
Please join us virtually Thursday, March 25th during your lunch break while you enjoy conversations with innovators and industry experts in unmanned systems and robotics marketplace. This is an excellent opportunity to learn more about the industry, engage with AUVSI members and friends, make and renew business contacts!
Detect and Avoid Systems: A Critical Next Step for Achieving BVLOS Webinar & Networking
Join us as we explore the topic of detect and avoid systems for unmanned aircraft and its vital role achieving beyond-visual-line-of-sight (BVLOS) flight in all airspace.
Tom Furey, CEO of Sagetech, will preview the current state of FAA requirements for certifying logic-based detect and avoid systems for UAS operating under Part 91 rules. Topics include a definition of airspace requirements, the current roadmap for integrating unmanned aircraft into the National Airspace System, a preview of what a compliant, low-SWaP DAA system for drones looks like now and in the future, and finally a discussion of complementary technologies.