Once the system is installed, Scout will autonomously run missions to collect, process and analyze data. Scout is intended for industrial, agricultural, and defense markets. The Scout System includes Scout, a fully-autonomous drone, ScoutBase, a weatherproof charging and edge computing station and ScoutView, fleet management and analytics software. “This achievement is not only a milestone for our company and our customers, but it’s also a signal that the commercial drone industry is progressing in the United States, an achievement that American Robotics is honored to be leading.” “American Robotics believes that autonomy, safety, and government approval are the bedrocks of a scalable commercial drone business, and we continue to execute on this mission with additional approvals from the FAA,” Reese Mozer, co-founder and CEO of American Robotics, said. Drone rules Share the Skies Fly no higher than 120m (400ft) above the ground Stay a safe and considerate distance away from people and buildings Dont fly.
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This latest exemption is an amendment to that waiver, which originally restricted operations to research and development, crew training and market surveys. Now, the company has the full authority to operate its autonomous Scout System drone commercially without limitations. The company received a Part 107 Waiver for expanded Automated Beyond-Visual-Line-of-Sight (BVLOS) flights.Īmerican Robotics was the first company to receive FAA approval to operate automated drones without humans on-site in 2021. | Source: American RoboticsĪmerican Robotics, a subsidiary of Ondas Holdings, announced that the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has issued the company a new exemption that removes conditions and limitations that restricted commercial operations from its previous exemption. American Robotics’ drone Scout and its ScoutBase.
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