Government-Sanctioned Test Site Opens Up Airspace for MIT Researchers

June 1, 2014

MIT classes and researchers developing unmanned aerial vehicles and their associated systems will be able to take advantage of a new FAA-designated facility located at Joint Base Cape Cod. Read more at http://articles.sae.org/12993  .

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