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Uber’s ground breaking Elevate program is single handily responsible for ushering in the age of on demand quiet electric aircraft (eVTOL)that fly above the grid and across cities. It presents an entirely new mode of transportation. Joining us is Danielle Rinsler, Head of Aviation Policy and John Illson, Head of Aviation Safety for Uber.
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Bonny Simi is the President of JetBlue Technology Ventures, where she is responsible for investing in and partnering with early-stage startups focusing on technology and travel.
Before leading these efforts, Bonny was an Olympian, television broadcaster, and airline pilot. These diverse experience…
The Department of Homeland Security pursues tech and innovation in a number of ways. One of the most inspiring is their Center of Excellence Student Grand Challenge.
The DHS-sponsored hackathon challenges students to come up with novel methods of answering difficult security questions. This year, …
Security is one of the greatest challenges caused by the proliferation of drones. Luckily, Luke Fox is on the case.
Luke Fox is CEO & founder of WhiteFox, a global leader in drone airspace security. WhiteFox’s products focus on the secure management of drones in sensitive airspace worldwide.
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Chris Runde is the Senior Director of Strategic Development at CGH Technologies. CGH is an aviation innovation firm providing management consulting and solutions to public and private customers.
Prior to his current role, Chris held numerous executive, aviation-related positions in the public and …
Ken updates the audience on what's been going on since the last episode, the effects of COVID on the business of the UAS industry, and previews the 3rd season.
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