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Drones regulation is quickly evolving with a notable increase in complexity as more mission types appear, technology advances and public acceptability evolves. Complying with the regulation is complexe enough in a single country, and it gets even more complex for cross-border missions.
Almost 2 decades after IBM’s Deep Blue beating the chess champion Kasparov, Google DeepMind’s AI AlphaGo defeating 9-dan Go professional raises the question: what will be the next victory of AI?
The EASA recently released some results from the “Drone Collision” task force. The goal of this study was to assess the potential risk to aircraft posed by drones of different sizes flying at different levels.
As mentioned in a previous post, the RPAS Chair team has submitted two papers to the 35th Digital Avionics Systems Conference (DASC) 2016, in Sacramento, CA.
After the « Introduction of a regulatory framework for the operation of drones », the EASA is now proposing a complete prototype regulation for unmanned aircraft operation (all categories, all altitudes).
SESAR 2020 explaining why and how RPAS will be integrated in the european sky.
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