About the Authors
Terry Kilby has worn many dierent hats over the years. There
might not be anything tech-oriented that he hasn’t at least tin-
kered with in the past. Photographer, author, product designer,
software engineer, entrepreneur—these are all titles he has held
at various points during his career. In 2010, he became interes-
ted in multirotor aircraft as a way to capture new and interesting
photos. He was immediately drawn into aerial robotics, because
it touches on a wide range of skills he enjoys using.
Belinda Kilby’s dedication to visual art throughout her school
career helped her win many merit-based scholarships, which
she used to attend Maryland Institute College of Art. After
becoming a young mother, she transferred to Salisbury Univer-
sity and University of Maryland Eastern Shore to earn degrees in
art and education. Art history was another favorite subject area
for Belinda. She had the privilege of seeing many great works in
museums when traveling while growing up. Travel and move-
ment emerged as symbolic themes in her visual work. Belinda
went on to teach art for Baltimore City Public Schools for 10
years. Speaking to groups regularly has prepared her to present
information about the
benefits of building and operating small
UAVs in a safe and responsible manner. With her education
background, it was natural for her to write an aerial robotics
curriculum.
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