In The News
December 2018:
KalScott awarded Phase II SBIR from USAF to complete development of miniature ADS-B units for military and civilian applications.
June 2017:
KalScott awarded Phase I SBIR from USAF to develop miniature ADS-B units for UAVs
June 2016:
KalScott awarded Phase II SBIR from USAF to complete development of cognitive computing tool for government documents.
May 2016:
NASA selects KalScott for two UAV air traffic management research and development projects.
April 2016:
KalScott selected by USAF to proceed to Phase II development of
SOPHIA cognitive computing solution for procurement
March 2016:
KalScott featured in
Washington Post article on development of cognitive computing solution for USAF procurement
article.
March 2016:
KalScott to conduct flight tests of radar-based collision avoidance system for
UAV Radars LLC under NASA funding
Dec 2015:
KalScott demonstrates
SOPHIA to USAF SAF/AQ personnel
October 2015:
KalScott to conduct flight tests of radar-based collision avoidance system for the
University of Kansas under NASA funding
September 2015:
KalScott featured in
Fortune magazine article on development of cognitive computing solution for USAF procurement
article.
August 2015:
KalScott featured in
Air Force Times article on development of cognitive computing solution for USAF procurement
article.
Aug 2015:
KalScott selected by
USAF to develop cognitive computing solution for procurement
July 2015:
KalScott demonstrates
high altitude, balloon-lofted UAV for NASA air sampling mission over Finland in multiple flight tests
July 2015:
KalScott receives
FAA 333 exemption for UAV flights in Kansas
June 2015:
KalScott selected by
US Navy (NAVAIR) to develop full-physics model of towed UAV for ASW MAD operations
Dec 2014:
KalScott demonstrates
UAV-borne methane sensor for NASA climate change studies in multiple flight tests
June 2014:
KalScott demonstrates
automated airband radio communications for UAV operations in multiple flight tests
May 2014:
KalScott awarded contract from NASA for development of
UAV-borne miniature methane sensor for global climate change research
March 2014:
KalScott awarded 2-year contract from
NASA to develop air sampler for high altitude collection of air samples to support climate change research