TEXAS’ ROLE IN MULTI-MODAL AUTONOMY (SPONSORED BY DALLAS COLLEGE)

TEXAS’ ROLE IN MULTI-MODAL AUTONOMY (SPONSORED BY DALLAS COLLEGE)

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Wednesday, December 10, 2025 8:30 PM to 9:00 PM · 30 min. (Africa/Abidjan)
Heritage Lounge
Keynote presentation
Artificial IntelligenceBridges and roadwaysBroadbandDronesEducationElectric VehiclesElectrificationIntelligent InfrastructureJobs & opportunityPorts of EntryPower & EnergySupply chainWorkforce DevelopmentData centersAirportsRailSeaports

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The Texas drone industry is a leading sector driven by adoption in public safety, commercial delivery, and enterprise operations like energy, construction and farming. Dallas College is supporting an effort to provide skilled labor to an industry in need of operators with technical skills and experience. The state's pro-business regulatory environment coupled with an increasing number of drone zones is making Texas the national leader.

Topics: Infrastructure, Air rights, LIDAR, workforce, national security, consumer delivery.

  • Adrian Doko, CEO – Imperial Aerial
  • Kendal Prosack, Community Affairs – Wing
  • Emilien Marchand, Partnerships & Policy – Wisk (A Boeing company)
  • Arthur Erickson, CEO – Hylio
Dallas CollegeDallas College is a public, multi-campus community college in Dallas County, Texas, that was formerly known as the Dallas County Community College District (DCCCD). It offers more than 300 degrees and certificates, including associate and bachelor's degrees, along with workforce training, customized programs, and continuing education courses. The college has multiple campuses across the Dallas area and aims to transform lives through higher education. 

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CP
Char Patterson
UTA-TMAC
Charles Richard
Charles Richard
Fermentation Site ManagerADM
HN
Hannah Norton
State Politics ReporterCommunity Impact

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