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The power to save lives: Mississippi university training first responders in unmanned flight technology - Magnolia State Live

The power to save lives: Mississippi university training first responders in unmanned flight technology - Magnolia State Live
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First responders gain UAS piloting skills through MSU, FEMA

First responders often the fastest to the scene of an emergency or disaster are now more proficient and effective in piloting small uncrewed aircraft systems with the aid of two Mississippi State-based research divisions.

TVA, MSU flight research lab collaborate on inspections

STARKVILLE • The Tennessee Valley Authority and a Mississippi State flight research laboratory have agreed to collaborate on expanding the company’s use of unmanned aircraft systems for inspections in order to improve safety and lower costs. The partnership between TVA, which supplies electricity to nearly 10 million people across seven Southeastern states, and Mississippi State’s Raspet Flight Research Laboratory draws from the flight lab’s expertise in evaluating unmanned aircraft systems, known as UAS, and its associated technologies. “TVA is building the energy system of the future, and we need to use the latest technology to do it,” said David Hill, general manager TVA Aviation Services. “We currently utilize small UAS at generation sites and across our transmission system. This partnership will facilitate the next evolution of this technology, allowing TVA to continue providing low-cost, clean, reliable power.”

New anechoic chamber lets MSU drone research fly under the radar

Mississippi State University s Raspet Flight Lab II is making use of a quiet room for their research, and it is not the library. The lab specializes in research on unmanned aerial systems (UAS) and has been focused on research related to drones, both commercial and military, and how to reduce propeller noise while maintaining efficiency and performance. Raspet has been accomplishing this via use of a new acoustic anechoic chamber, a room covered in foam and as quiet as 16.5 dBA, barely louder than a human whisper. The lab has been contracted by the United States Department of Defense for this project, and engineers at Raspet are optimistic about their progress.

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