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A concerted effort to expand the ways drones can fight the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic in the U.S. took a few steps forward and at least one step back in late April.
The NCDOT hosted a webcast during which three of its industry partners under the FAA’s Unmanned Aircraft Systems Integration Pilot Program (UAS IPP) described what they can do to move needed supplies during the pandemic—assuming federal regulatory approvals.
Accessexclusive subscriber-only in-depthcoverage on this initiative as it meets some resistance.
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