EKU adds new drone technology for UAS program

RICHMOND — Eastern Kentucky University’s (EKU) School of Aviation is expanding hands-on learning opportunities with the addition of a new WingtraRAY unmanned aircraft system (UAS) to its UAS fleet. The professional-grade aircraft will provide students in EKU’s UAS program with experience using advanced mapping, surveying and geospatial technology found throughout today’s unmanned aircraft industry.“EKU continues to invest in opportunities that prepare students for careers in Kentucky’s fastest-growing industries,” said EKU President David McFaddin. “This reflects our dedication to providing an exceptional educational experience while strengthening the workforce pipeline for the Commonwealth and beyond.”kAm(:?8EC2#p* :D 2 7:I65\H:?8 G6CE:42= E2<6@77 2?5 =2?5:?8 W'%~{X 2:C4C27E 6BF:AA65 H:E9 25G2?465 >2AA:?8 2?5 DFCG6J:?8 42A23:=:E:6D FD65 3J :?5FDECJ AC@76DD:@?2=D 2C@F?5 E96 H@C=5] %9:D 4FEE:?8\6586 A=2E7@C> H:== AC@G:56 tz& DEF56?ED H:E9 2446DD E@ E96 D2>6 E649?@=@8J 6>A=@J65 :?

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