A Kansas company is developing a 35-pound unmanned aerial vehicle for use in disaster relief and other civilian applications. The Aerosonde UAV from Flint Hills Solutions is designed to launch from atop a vehicle traveling 50 mph. Kirk Demuth, the company's 24-year-old "chief UAV pilot," first learned to fly a traditional airplane, but he says unmanned vehicles are the wave of the future. "This is where the aircraft industry is going to be focused," he says. Wichita Eagle (Kan.), The (04/19)
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