remotely uncontrolled

the book the industry's been waiting for

Finally, a Human Performance book, written specifically for Uncrewed Operators and Organisations.

For too long, the uncrewed industry has had to put up with 'hand-me-down' Human Factors and Crew Resource Management training. A cut-and-paste version of what works for crewed aviation, with no consideration of the specific demands and challenges faced by uncrewed operators.

Learn how to:

Enhance your operational effectiveness
Improve team cohesion
Become a safer operation
Supercharge your ability to learn

Taking your Non-Technical Skills (Human Factors (HF) / Crew Resource Management (CRM)) to the next level and so developing commercial and operational advantage and reputational strength.

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this book changes that!

"Remotely Uncontrolled" is an HF/CRM book written solely with uncrewed operators in mind.

The lessons provide practical, immediately-applicable tips, advice and guidance tailored for your industry. Written by an author with extensive experience of uncrewed aviation and Human Performance, "Remotely Uncontrolled" is the book that the sector both needs and deserves.

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Only £29.99 plus p+p*

* Cost of P+P for single copy:

UK: Royal Mail Tracked 48 - £3.65
US Mainlained Tracked -£18.03
Other - please enquire

WHAT READERS ARE SAYING

“I started reading this last night and I can't put it down. This is an excellent book on how Human Performance and Crew Resource Management (Human Factors) affect drone operations. It is very well written and its structure and formatting makes for an easy yet informative read.
…It will definitely make you view (and probably review) your UAS Operations from a different perspective.”

AW
Commercial Operator

“Just finished it, amazing work Chris Davies! Essential reading for those of you in the UAS sector wanting to know everything about human performance and how it can drive you to success....”

CL
Commercial Operator

“The impact of Human Factors on drone operations is often overlooked, making this book a critical read.”

SKB
Managing Director