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Epson's Michael Leyva Discusses Compliance Solutions Under the New FAA's Visual Line of Sight Rule  Epson's Proposed VLOS Solution On June 21, the FAA announced the new small drone rules (under 55lbs) aka Part 107  which take effect August 29. One of the operational limits is maintaining Visual Line of Sight (VLOS).  Under the new rules, pilots must always remain within visual line of sight of the drone — something that typically prohibits any kind of long-distance drone use, including even the most basic delivery drones though Amazon is still allowed to continue to study the delivery service  potential. One solution that will provide data and maintain line of sight are Augmented Reality glasses like the EPSON Moverio BT-200/300. We speak with Michael Leyva, Product Manager of New Product Innovation, who will speak about the possibilities of solutions in partnership with DJI. Check it out!

CE Week kicks off today, providing the greater New York City technoratti with a number of new products and an expanded, three-day conference program. Check out some of the new mid-year things to explore in the latest trends in wearable technologies, digital health, 3D printing, and augmented reality .

When you think of Wearables, you don't think of Epson, right? Well, this play makes sense when your realize the company is really known as Seiko Epson Corporation part of the Seiko Holdings Corporation . Yes, like Seiko watches. You know, those expensive watches you see in the protected case at Macy's. At Ad:Tech San Francisco , we interviewed  Eric Mizufuka , Product manager for the Epson Moverio BT-200 . Why Ad;Tech? Let's watch Eric and he will tell you why.