Unmanned Aircraft Systems Industry Experts and Major Firms are set to Present at the Texas UAS Summit & Expo

Produced by UAS Magazine, Lone Star UAS Test Site and Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service (TEEX). Texas UAS Summit will provide attendees with a comprehensive overview of the current state of the unmanned aircraft systems industry.

AUSTIN, TX - (Feb. 16, 2016) - UAS Magazine announced this week the preliminary agenda for the Texas UAS Summit & Expo, a premier unmanned aircraft systems event produced by UAS Magazine. Taking place March 29-31, 2016 in Austin, Texas, the agenda, focused on both small and large unmanned aircraft systems - features how Texas is shaping the industry. Produced in collaboration with the expert team from the Lone Star UAS Test Site, the two-day event will explain and reveal the cutting-edge research, commercial operation successes and end-user opportunities present in Texas and the region. The event will unite commercial manufacturers and operators, researchers, payload providers, platform designers, 333 exempt entities and multiple leaders spearheading UAS expansion in Texas and beyond.


"The agenda the program committee has assembled combines the perspective of regional UAS personnel with the regulatory insight of national UAV entities, while offering attendees a glimpse into the commercial realities and major economic opportunities present in Texas," says Luke Geiver, program director for the UAS Summit and editor of UAS Magazine.

The 2016 program will provide in-depth analysis and timely presentations from 75-plus speakers focused on the following for both small and large unmanned aircraft systems:

A sample of the current speaker panels include:
• Oil and Gas (major exploration and production companies, U.S. refiners, service providers)
• Emergency Response (Local fire and police departments from Dallas, Austin and San Antonio)
• Texas State Agencies that use or plan to use UAS
• Aerospace Majors
• UAV Industry Focused Panel—businesses that development/make/sell UAS
• Research and Development—from platforms to flight systems
• Regional, National Legal Landscape
• FAA Insight
• State Leader Visions
"The state of Texas has recently had an increase in UAS training and research and is now reaching new commercial and operational heights," says John Nelson, director of marketing and sales of UAS Magazine. "This activity, as well as the sheer size of Texas, is helping the state emerge as a hotbed for current and future UAS activity and is why we believe Austin, Texas is a perfect location to have an event that connects commercial, private, state-based and national entities focused on all things UAS."

Gary Sera, director of Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service (TEEX), adds, "Were excited about the opportunity to partner with the Lone Star UAS Center of Excellence & Innovation to sponsor what will be a national event showcasing UAS training, research, and innovations taking place in Texas and the Texas A&M University System."

For more information visit: Texas UAS Summit & Expo


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For commercial manufacturers and operators, UAS Magazine is the only quarterly publication, exclusively highlighting the most critical developments and cutting-edge technologies for unmanned aerial systems in the civil, agriculture, defense and commercial markets worldwide. UAS Magazines readership includes executives, directors, managers and operators from companies and organizations focused on expanding their knowledge of unmanned aerial systems. UAS Magazine is an industry hub connecting decision-makers, who are looking for new technologies, with the most innovative companies.

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