Articles
When Industry is Cut Off at the Root: The Commercial UAS Industry After the FCC Covered List
By: Charlton Evans, Autonomy Global Ambassador – Certification Author’s Note This article was drafted in early January 2026, immediately following the FCC’s expansion of its Covered List to all foreign...Read More
Airspace Awareness Elevated: MatrixSpace’s New AI Platform and Fusion 360 Radar System
By: Dawn Zoldi MatrixSpace has just done something many airspace awareness vendors promise, but rarely deliver. It turned radar from a point sensor into the centerpiece of a multi-sensor, AI-native...Read More
Flying Further, Seeing More: Automation Elevates Remote Drone Inspections
By: Dawn Zoldi Remote drone inspections, especially in tight, GPS‑denied spaces, used to depend entirely on pilot skill and nerves of steel. Today, automation has changed what they look like....Read More
VICTUS Builds Autonomy That Survives In A Contested World
By: Dawn Zoldi In autonomy, contested environments have moved from exception to baseline. VICTUS founder and CEO Jesse Hamel built his company, and its entire software architecture, to address this...Read More
Weathering the AAM Revolution: TruWeather Transforms Low‑Altitude Challenges into Operational Advantage
By: Dawn Zoldi TruWeather Solutions is turning the U.S. Department of Transportation’s 2025 Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) National Strategy, Recommendation 2.8 into an operational, low‑altitude weather framework for AAM, drone...Read More
Complete Robotic Autonomy: The Role of the Fourth Law in Shaping the Future
By: Pramod Raheja, Autonomy Global Ambassador – Autonomy In the realm of autonomy & robotics, few concepts have endured as profoundly as Isaac Asimov’s Three Laws of Robotics, first introduced...Read More
Hammer and Nails: The FAA’s UAS Enforcement Order Just Made “Legal Action” the Default
By: Dawn Zoldi The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has spent years trying to educate drone operators into compliance. Now it’s doing something else. When a drone flight crosses certain lines,...Read More
Private-Use Commercial-Operations: Making The Case for A Third Classification for Vertical Flight Infrastructure
By Rex J. Alexander, Autonomy Global Ambassador – Infrastructure The United States aviation infrastructure framework currently recognizes only two categories of use under Title 14 of the Code of Federal...Read More
Pittsburgh’s Next Act: GeoAI, Robotics and Autonomous Operations
GeoAI and robotics have been rewriting how the world sees, maps and manages physical infrastructure. Pittsburgh has positioned itself as one of the places where that transformation has already become...Read More
Autonomous Tech: Gold Rush, Geopolitics or Europe’s New Industrial Era?
By Philip Hicks, Autonomy Global Ambassador – U.K. & Middle East In Europe, autonomous systems have become the backbone of sovereignty, industrial capability and defence readiness. A continent that once...Read More