- No events scheduled for December 11, 2022.
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- No events scheduled for December 16, 2022.
IEEE Distinguished Lecturer Virtual Tech Talk: UAV Technology Overview, Biz Ops & Policies and Regulations
Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/334704Week of Events
4QCY22 Dayton Section and Holiday Social
4QCY22 Dayton Section and Holiday Social
Please consider joining the Dayton Section for its annual Holiday Social at Lock 27 Brewing adjacent to Day-Air Ball Park on Monday, December 12th from 4:30-7:30 pm. This is a family-friendly event so future IEEE Members are always welcome to enjoy the festive celebration and add to the holiday cheer. Appetizers and two drinks will be provided by the Dayton Section and if you're still hungry, the menu at Lock 27 offers a wide variety of dinner entrees. There will be a small time designated for Section business, doors prizes and if you're game, Monday is Trivia Night at Lock 27! Hope to see you there! IEEE Dayton Section ExComm Lock 27 Brewing, 329 E 1st Street, Dayton, Ohio, United States, 45402
Q&A on Modeling of Semiconductor Lasers
Q&A on Modeling of Semiconductor Lasers
We will be having a Q&A session with Dr. Tom Simpson on the topic of Modeling of Semiconductor Lasers. Please join us to ask questions and learn more about this topic, Speaker(s): Dr. Tom Simpson, 3464 Pentagon Blvd, Beavercreek, Ohio, United States, 45431
IEEE Distinguished Lecturer Virtual Tech Talk: UAV Technology Overview, Biz Ops & Policies and Regulations
IEEE Distinguished Lecturer Virtual Tech Talk: UAV Technology Overview, Biz Ops & Policies and Regulations
The Dayton Section AES Society is pleased to host (https://ieee-aess.org/contact/vince-socci)(IEEE DL) for a multi-topic presentation on UAV Technology Overview, Biz Ops & Policies and Regulations. Part 1: Commercial level drones and UAVs are readily available to everyone today. New users can benefit from and drone technology familiarization. This lecture provides a technology overview of unmanned air vehicles and systems (UAV/UAS). A system overview with component descriptions is provided. UAV flight dynamics are discussed. Subsystems and component functions of UAS interfaces are outlined. Hardware and software are demonstrated. Participants will become familiar with the methods and practices of flight operations. Part 2: UAS technology, sensing, and software are advancing at such a rapid rate, that operators are always finding new ways to use them in commercial applications. Whereas drone used to be primarily used for photography, by adding advanced sending systems, they can be used for surveillance, inspection, security, and even VLOS/NVLOS material delivery. This lecture provides an overview of the currently popular commercial applications for UAVs as well as an exploration of future possibilities. An overview of business operations will guide entrepreneurs to start their own UAV operator business. Part 3: UAS technology and applications are advancing at such a rapid rate, that operator regulations and public education are struggling to keep up. Before a drone hobbyist can become a commercial UAV operator, she must be knowledgeable of current UAV policies and regulations and pass a certification exam to become a licensed operator. This lecture provides an overview of the knowledge areas necessary to become an FAA licensed UAV operator. An exploration of current FAA concerns and near-term considerations is also provided. Speaker(s): Mr. Vince Socci, Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/334704