U-Flyte is hoping to be the new airspace for unmanned aircraft in Europe, testing has begun in Waterford Ireland this week, more positive stories for Drones.

https://www.irishtimes.com/news/ ... ifficulty-1.3440516

Very interesting, the potential applications are exciting but we'll see how far it goes, hopefully far.

M2Wair Posted at 2018-3-27 15:47
Very interesting, the potential applications are exciting but we'll see how far it goes, hopefully far.

Well listening this morning on radio, they intend taking it as far as drones picking up humans and taxiing to their destination. It might be awhile away yet, but driverless cars are not to far away , tech moving very fast.

Awarded more than 6.3m in funding, seems a good start and reading between the lines the tip of the iceberg. Exciting news indeed.

It's really interesting. Thank you so much for sharing the exciting news with us!

Very interesting and positive, thank you for sharing!

Amazing isn't it.  I just read an other article on U-Space. There is an expectancy that 4 years from now the majority of professional droneflights will be completely autonomous.
Technology with these drones is moving so fast, its unbelievable.

Wonderful to read mate! Thanks for posting this

Very interesting. Thanks for sharing

Sure interesting!

LoSBoL Posted at 2018-3-28 06:14
Amazing isn't it.  I just read an other article on U-Space. There is an expectancy that 4 years from now the majority of professional droneflights will be completely autonomous.
Technology with these drones is moving so fast, its unbelievable.

U-Space could be very interesting for professional flyers, I’ve been following this for a couple of years, it’s also very encouraging that manned aviation are getting much more involved in unmanned flying IMO I believe this will result in better flying conditions for all drone users hobbyists and pros alike.

Thanks for sharing, this indeed is quite interesting

Interesting. Thanks for sharing.

hallmark007 Posted at 2018-3-28 08:58
U-Space could be very interesting for professional flyers, I’ve been following this for a couple of years, it’s also very encouraging that manned aviation are getting much more involved in unmanned flying IMO I believe this will result in better flying conditions for all drone users hobbyists and pros alike.

That sounds very good, that was a big hurdle to take. With that out of the way general acceptance of drones will be the last step, If a good compromise can be achieved in the air security for manned and unmanned flights.
Its great to see that there is a real open mind for future drone technology going forward.