The Buffalo News reported on state and national leaders tapping UB’s expertise for a variety of projects aimed at utilizing artificial intelligence for social good.
WIVB-TV reported on the official opening of UB’s 24,000 square foot Structure for Outdoor Autonomy Research (SOAR). SOAR is thought to be one of the largest enclosed drone-testing facilities in the nation.
The complex is among the nation’s largest; and it’s helping UB solidify its position as a research and educational leader.
Buffalo Business First reported that UB opened the 24,000-square-foot drone-testing facility Structure for Outdoor Autonomy Research, located near Crofts Hall on the North Campus.
UAS Vision (short for Unmanned Aircraft Systems) reports on UB’s new 24,000-square-foot outdoor drone testing facility, believed to be the third largest in the nation.
An article in The Wall Street Journal about the future of drone delivery services interviews Chase Murray, assistant professor of industrial and systems engineering, who said most of the things we order on Amazon don’t warrant the urgency of a drone mission, and in the early phase of drone delivery we’ll order up only things that we need within 15 minutes.
