At the recent Commercial UAV Expo in Las Vegas, Commercial UAV News contributor Juan Plaza spoke with Jon Damush, CEO of Iris Automation. They discussed the announcement of their new product the Casia G, a ground-based version of their popular on-board Casia product. They also discussed the possibility that detect and avoid (DAA) might be the first UAV technology to migrate to crewed aviation in order to avoid mid-air collisions.
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September 23, 2022
Video: An Interview with Jon Damush, CEO Of Iris Automation
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Juan received a degree in Geodesy and a master in digital photogrammetry from Universidad Central de Venezuela and a MBA in international Finance from Florida International University. He has over 750 hours of experience in photogrammetry navigation and camera operation in aircraft as varied as WWII B-25, Cessna 310, Lear Jet 25C and Piper Aztec. Juan holds a Commercial, Multi-engine Pilot certificate. Juan has been selling mapping UAV’s in Latin America for four years and is a frequent guest speaker in events where the safety of flying UAV’s and the fact that unmanned and manned aircraft inevitably will share the same airspace, is a relevant topic. He is the CEO of Plaza Aerospace Corp., a services’ firm specializing in UAV and general aviation issues.
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