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Drone Pilot Training Programs Turn to Simulation Software

Keith Shaw | 2 months ago

As more companies add unmanned aerial vehicles, aka drones, as part of their work force, the need for skilled pilots to operate them also grows.  To address the demand for...

Drone drives Naples teen to new heights

Julie Sherwood | 9 months ago

Luke Didion doesn’t think of himself as tech-oriented. A junior at Naples High School, he said he’s driven largely by sports — soccer and skiing among others.

New York Dept. of Environmental Conservation Launches 22-Drone Fleet

Unmanned Aerial Online | 12 months ago

The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) has kicked off its new unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) program.

Zephyr Drone Simulator to Streamline SkyOp LLC Drone Pilot Training

sUAS News | 13 months ago

Little Arms Studios, a leading developer of professional-grade simulation solutions, announced a strategic partnership with leading UAS training provider, SkyOp LLC to deploy Little Arms Studios’ Zephyr Drone Simulator throughout...

NIAS and SkyOp Partner on Drone Workforce Development Training Program

Nevada Governor’s Office of Economic Development | 14 months ago

Las Vegas, N.V. (July 18, 2017) – The FAA-Designated Nevada UAS Test Site and the Nevada Institute for Autonomous Systems (NIAS) have entered into a partnership with New York based...

Genius NY Finalist, SkyOp, Offers Drone Training Class this Summer

CenterState CEO | 15 months ago

Intro to sUAS Drone Course starts this August at The Tech Garden

CCC Drone Pilot Course to Help with Certification

myTwinTiers.com | 16 months ago

Not just used for leisure, drones are also being utilized for business purposes. In order to legally operate a drone for commercial use, the Federal Aviation Agency is requiring you pass...

Buzz growing for Canandaigua drone biz

Daily Messenger | 19 months ago

SkyOp is one of six companies competing for $2.75 million in prizes at GENIUS NY, a business accelerator program at CenterState CEO’s Tech Garden in Syracuse.

Six Finalists Selected to Compete in $2.75 Million GENIUS NY Competition

CenterState CEO | 20 months ago

Teams from across U.S. invited to yearlong accelerator program at The Tech Garden