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Diana serves as Vice President of Legal and Policy Affairs at PrecisionHawk. Prior to joining PrecisionHawk, Diana developed and led the UAS and Robotics Practice Group at the law firm of LaBarge Weinsten. Diana is a robotics law thought leader who has presented at venues including Stanford University, Columbia University, New York University, IEEE and NASA. She is often quoted as an expert in the field of drones and robotics by media outlets including Forbes, The New York Times, The Guardian, Popular Science, The Globe and Mail, and CNET.
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› Emerging patchwork of regulation of UAS operations near critical infrastructure
› Protecting infrastructure and innovation, under Section 2209 of the FAA extension
› FAA announcement for sUAS met with industry excitement
› California drone bill misses the mark
› Transport Canada proposes amendments to sUAV regulations
› Does your drone have a ‘remote’? Canada’s definition of autonomous operations is a scene out of Chappie
› Canada’s approach to risk management for nighttime drone flights
› How Canada handles beyond visual line-of-sight drone operations
› FAA regulations draw inspiration from Canada, but miss key aspect
› Summary of the FAA’s proposed drone regulations
› Possible Leaked FAA Document Provides Hints Regarding Proposed Rulemaking for sUAS
› Liability concerns for drone co’s imposing technical measures to enforce no fly zones
› Transport Canada’s position on indoor and tethered drone operations
› Canada’s regulations for foreign commercial UAV operators
› From literature to living rooms: Perceptions of robots in society
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