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Wright State Research Institute is spinning off a new company around a technology that hopes to create an air traffic control system for drones.
The institute, part of Wright State University, is developing a new system designed to be a traffic management tool for drone users of all kinds — allowing them to plot courses for their craft that stop them from flying in restricted areas, avoid bad weather and risky collisions with other aircraft.
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