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Welcome to the Ohio UAS Center

The Ohio UAS Center serves as the state's one-stop shop for UAS technology, connecting government, industry, academia to advance the use and commercialization of UAS technology.

UAS Center Operations

The Ohio UAS Center operates as part of the Ohio Department of Transportation’s DriveOhio initiative because unmanned aircraft systems and autonomous/connected vehicles are parallel technologies.

Ohio is systemically working to put unmanned aircraft to work supporting a broad range of business operations. Project surveying, infrastructure inspection, project monitoring, environmental survey, resource survey, corrections facility surveillance, police and firefighting support are among a few of the areas where Ohio is working to put unmanned aircraft to work supporting the work of state and local government operations.

Statewide data collection operations include:

Bridge Inspections
Aerial Photography/GIS
Exterior / Interior Inspections
Construction Monitoring
Traffic Monitoring
Quick Clear Operations
Emergency Management
Communications / Promotional Videos
Structures/Facilities Inspections

UAS News Around Ohio

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10/8/2019
Workhorse Partners with USOG to Launch Pilot Programs for Drone Delivery of Medical Supplies Workhorse Partners with partner USOG to launch pilot programs for drone delivery of medical supplies in the San Diego region.
Link: Read the full article at Biospace


8/27/2019
SkyVision team to receive Air Traffic Controllers Association Outstanding Achievement Award A team comprised of researchers from the Air Force Research Laboratory, other federal, state, and local government agencies, industry, and academic partners is being honored by the Air Traffic Controllers Association (ATCA) for their work on a program called SkyVision, a ground-based detect and avoid technology they are operating at the Springfield-Beckley Municipal Airport.
Link: Read the full article at Robins Rev Up


8/1/2019
Drone technology research in Dayton bolstered with new funding The National Science Foundation awarded Sinclair Community College more than $545,000 to support entrepreneurship and training in drone technology.
Link: Read the full article at the Dayton Daily News


7/23/2019
Lifebanc to test transporting organs by drone Organ transplants could soon reach new heights in Northeast Ohio.
Link: Read the full article at Fox 8 Cleveland


7/3/2019
Regional UAS conference to focus on Springfield research The focus of the UAS Midwest 2019 conference will be on Springfield and how companies can tap into the BVLOS beyong visual line of sight drone testing- operations there.
Link: Read the full article at the Dayton Daily News