Unmanned Systems News
The world’s largest unmanned aerial systems (UAS) educator, Embry-Riddle researchers are also developing advanced autonomous systems for use on Earth, in the water, and in space.
- `Eyes in the Sky’ and Embry-Riddle Training Help Police End Hotel Standoff
- Urban Drone Flights over Kosovo Offer Rare Insights
- Embry-Riddle’s Intelligent Ground Vehicle Team Scores Big at International Competition
- Embry-Riddle Takes Silver in International RoboBoat Competition
- Embry-Riddle, UCF Partner to Map Oyster Reefs Using UAS
- Counter-Drone Technology to be Commercialized by Embry-Riddle and Drone Defense Systems LLC
- Eagles Contribute to Unmanned Aircraft Systems Training
- Q&A: How Much of a Threat Do Drones Pose to Air Travel?
- Drone Lookout Helps Capture Murder Suspect
- Students Debut One of the World's Most Sophisticated Autonomous Boats for its Size
- Another Embry-Riddle First: Penguin C Aircraft Added for UAS Flight Training
- UAS Lab Expands at Nation's Largest Undergraduate Program
- Students Building Underwater Virtual Reality Headset for Space Training
- Embry-Riddle Brasil and CFLY Aviation Announce New Partnership