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Unmanned Aerial Vehicles
NASA, FAA Test Sites Conduct Largest Drone Management Test
All six FAA-sponsored unmanned aircraft system test ranges participated in the demonstration of NASA's UAS Traffic Management system.
A researcher with Lone Star Unmanned Aircraft Systems Center readies a quadcopter for demonstration. (Photo: Lone Star UAS Center)
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By
Bill Carey
April 25, 2016
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