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The Sydney-based business manufactures products to detect and jam enemy drones and said it would provide the mystery country with a variant of its autonomous DroneSentry system.
The business commissioned a local ornithologist, Neil Hermes, to study the birds and discovered they were protecting three chicks nesting in a tree. Now they’ve fledged, operations in the area have resumed.
In light of the approval, the Melbourne-based firm will begin operations this month at its hub at the Goondiwindi Aerodrome on the Queensland/NSW border.
Formerly the Australian Association for Unmanned Systems, the new name marks a "subtle but significant" change, according to the association, which is the oldest and largest industry advocacy group for drones and the emerging urban air mobility sector in Australia.
The app developers joining three previous ones created include Aerologix, Airassess, AVRCM, Flyanra and FlyFreely.
The launch of the world’s first flying car racing series moved a step closer after organisers released video of two of the devices competing against each other in the SA desert last week.
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