Inside the University of North Dakota's drone piloting program
The University of North Dakota is home to the first unmanned aircraft systems degree on the collegiate level. The school is already known for its aerospace program, where it trains commercial pilots, so it makes sense to extend that knowledge to unmanned aircraft. The demand for commercial drone pilots is growing in the agriculture and energy sectors. TechCrunch visited the UND campus to learn more.
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