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VIENNA, VA—Vienna's real estate values are on the higher end for the DC area, but comparing it to the rest of America is a whole different ball game.

A new report from real estate research website Property Shark found that the most expensive zip codes to live in aren't always the top-earning zip codes. That means the average income could be higher in a city with lower average home prices. The analysis used median household income data from the Census Bureau's 2016 American Community Survey and all residential sales that closed in 2017, including condos, co-ops, single- and two-family homes.

While California claims most of the most expensive zip codes, the East Coast has the most high-earning zip codes. Virginia and D.C. did not make the top 100 for highest average home values but rather for the top income. (For more information on this and other neighborhood stories, subscribe to Patch to receive daily newsletters and breaking news alerts. If you have an iPhone, click here to get the free Patch iPhone app; download the free Patch Android app here.)

For instance, Vienna's 22182 zip code is 51th in the nation for income ($204,955 on average). But the average home sale price of $800,000 comes out much lower at 483rd. Scroll down to see a map of the zip code. Vienna's other zip codes, which include the Town of Vienna, did not appear in the study.

The same pattern goes for the other eight Virginia zip codes:

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These are the top-earning zip codes in the U.S.:

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Paeonian Springs, VA: Inertial Labs is an industry leading developer and supplier of orientation, inertial navigation, and optically enhanced sensor modules has acquired MEMSENSE, a developer of inertial measurement units that lead the market in performance and value.

Inertial Labs & MEMSENSE have an experienced and talented workforce to address the rapidly evolving needs of customers globally. The combined company of more than 100 employees and 500 customers expects to introduce breakthrough technologies at an accelerated pace across high-value areas such as autonomous vehicles, GPS-denied navigation, industrial machines, and aerospace & defense. In addition, Inertial Labs and MEMSENSE have a strong balance sheet to support critical business initiatives, deliver with short product lead times, and the ability to invest in promising integrations.

“Our strategic acquisition of MEMSENSE brings together two high growth companies with proven performance in solving some of the world’s most difficult stabilization and navigation problems.” said Jamie Marraccini, President and CEO of Inertial Labs. “Our customers will benefit from our combined capabilities and resources.”

“As we move forward, Inertial Labs and MEMSENSE will define the future of MEMS IMUs,” said James Brunch, CEO of MEMSENSE. “Our focus on innovation, our world-class team, and our strength in customer collaboration allow us to deliver the exact specs needed by our customers.”

This strategic combination results in current and future customers receiving the following benefits:

About Inertial LabsEstablished in 2001, Inertial Labs is the leader in position and orientation technologies for both commercial/industrial and aerospace/defense applications. With a worldwide distributor & representative network covering 20+ countries across 6 continents, a standard product offering that spans from Inertial Measurement Units (IMU) up to full GPS-Aided Inertial Navigation Systems (INS), and an application breadth that covers Land, Air, and Sea; Inertial Labs covers the gambit of inertial technologies.

About MemsenseFounded in 2004, MEMSENSE quickly built its reputation as a technological leader by engineering innovative solutions for demanding applications including the Trajectory Correction Kit for the US Army’s Multiple Launch Rocket System, a high-performance rate sensor system for the Apache gunship’s M230 cannon, and a MEMS-based low drift marine navigational aid as a fiber optic gyro replacement. MEMSENSE’s customer base started with the US Army, Navy, Air Force, defense contractors, and NASA, and expanded rapidly in the commercial and industrial sectors. MEMSENSE achieves unsurpassed price to performance in inertial measurement units.

For further information contact:

Anton BarabashovVP of Business DevelopmentInertial Labs [email protected]+1 (703) 880-422239959 Catoctin Ridge Street, Paeonian Springs, VA 20129

Gloucestershire, UK – 2 December, 2021: Skyborne Airline Academy is celebrating the achievements of two graduates who have successfully secured commercial drone pilot jobs with Flyby Technology and are currently supporting operations for an NHS trial.

In July 2020, Skyborne announced a unique partnership with Flyby Technology, the leader in UK drone training and operations, to offer its trainees the opportunity to build a career flying unmanned aircraft. James Kirk and Adam Prince joined Flyby Technology after completing their UK CAA Integrated ATPL programme with Skyborne. They are both currently employed as a Beyond Visual Line of Sight (BVLOS) drone pilot.

Carl Haslem, Centre Director, Skyborne, says: “We’re very proud of James and Adam for not only completing their Integrated ATPL course with us, but for using their studies to embark on an exciting new career.

“At the start of the Covid-19 pandemic, Skyborne began implementing a number of initiatives to help its trainees improve their prospects of securing a job. Our partnership with Flyby Technology allows graduates to use their ATPL experience while enhancing their pilot skills and expanding their knowledge to operate commercial drones.”

Both graduates are currently working on a project with Apian for the Isle of Wight NHS Trust, researching the role of drone technology to increase speed of delivery and access to chemotherapy drugs between Portsmouth and the Isle of Wight.

James Kirk, Skyborne ATPL graduate and BVLOS drone pilot at Flyby Technology, says: “Although being a drone pilot and airline pilot seem vastly different, the training I received at Skyborne has been extremely beneficial to me. In our MCC course, we learned to operate in a multi-crew cockpit which at Flyby has helped me to prepare for the pilot monitoring role and develop effective communication within the team.

“The work we’re doing with the Isle of Wight NHS Trust is really interesting and rewarding. I’m glad to be a part of this team making impressive steps in automation for the medical industry.”

Adam Prince, Skyborne ATPL graduate and BVLOS drone pilot at Flyby Technology, adds: I’m really enjoying my time at Flyby Technology. A big part of my day is learning skills from incredibly experienced ex-Royal Navy and Royal Air Force pilots, which goes hand in hand with my ATPL training.

“This opportunity created by Skyborne opens up another avenue for airline pilots who are out of work or even looking for a career change. It’s a really interesting industry to become a part of and I encourage more pilots to look into this line of work.”

Jon Parker, Founder of Flyby Technology, says: “Offering full time employment to Skyborne graduates is one of the easiest decisions we’ve had to make at Flyby Technology. James and Adam excelled throughout their training, rapidly adapting their commercial pilot knowledge to drone operations. Enthusiastic and hardworking, their contributions are helping shape the future of the unmanned aircraft industry.

“Our partnership with Skyborne has been a huge success so far and we look forward to seeing these two individuals thrive in their new career.”

For more information on Skyborne’s partnership with Flyby Technology please contact [email protected].

UAVaid and Swoop Aero have entered into a strategic partnership for air logistics services in Sierra Leone.

Swoop Aero’s autonomous eVTOL aircraft will be integrated in UAVaid’s mixed-fleet drone offering in Sierra Leone and complement UAVaid’s long-range fixed-wing HANSARD drones.

“As sustainable drone logistics continues to cement its place in LMIC and high resourced markets alike, combining complementary technology opens opportunities to deepen the role of air mobility in supply chains,” said Swoop Aero’s CEO and co-founder Eric Peck.

“Integration is key to solving complex supply chain challenges. That’s why, in all our operations, we ensure our platform seamlessly integrates to generate real impact – be that with adjacent logistics solutions, existing supply chain systems, processes and technology or the local health system and communities. We are excited to have the agility of the Swoop Aero platform support UAVaid’s service offering in the Sierra Leone market, complementing the capabilities of their long-range fixed-wing Hansard drone.”

“With market-leading safety record and eVTOL capabilities, we are delighted to be able to complement our long-range HANSARD platform, with Swoop Aero’s eVTOL systems in the Sierra Leone market. This partnership brings new and exciting capabilities to our service offering and, by broadening the range of use-cases we can support in this market, we are able to provide solutions to an even wider range of needs experienced by the local population, particularly around medical logistics. This may include medical sample collection for disease surveillance or improved diagnostic testing” said UAVAid co-founder James Ronen.

“With such a good fit of complementary technologies, we look forward to working with Swoop Aero and expanding the scope of collaboration between us in this and other markets.”

Inertial Labs, Inc. (hereafter “Inertial Labs”), a leader in sensor fusion and 3D Lidar-based remote sensing solutions with its headquarters in Virginia, USA, along with Kudan Inc. (headquarters in Shibuya-ku, Tokyo; CEO Daiu Ko), a global leader in advanced SLAM (Simultaneous Localization and Mapping) technology, proudly announces that has decided to commercially release a new generation of its RESEPI (Remote Sensing Payload Instrument) solution, where Kudan's cutting-edge 3D Lidar SLAM algorithm “KdLidar” is adopted as the engine to generate high-precision and high-resolution point clouds.

Inertial Labs RESEPI is a robust, reliable, cost-effective solution for remote sensing applications requiring high-quality, accurate results. While RESEPI was initially developed for UAV (Unmanned Aerial Vehicle) based remote sensing, Inertial Labs identified growing market demands to expand RESEPI’s capabilities to support a broader range of sensing modalities, including integrating handheld and backpack-based mapping capabilities. The requirement to meet these challenging market demands has led to pursuing a more sophisticated and robust SLAM engine, setting the stage for a pivotal product development collaboration between Inertial Labs and Kudan.

Leveraging KdLidar’s proprietary multi-sensor fusion algorithm and its adeptness in managing varied motion models during sensing, the new generation RESEPI can produce high-quality point clouds across diverse sensing modalities. The outputs are proven to be accurate with higher resolution and precision under various dynamic mapping environments.

“This partnership brings together leaders in hardware and software capabilities,” said Juan Wee, CEO of Kudan USA. “to create and launch a powerful and precise end-to-end 3D mapping solution for a wide range of industries and applications, setting a new standard in the market.”

Jamie Marraccini, CEO of Inertial Labs, comments, “Innovation in sensor-fusion technology is bringing more possibilities to mapping, inspection, autonomous navigation, and robotics. This released solution with Kudan is the first step towards further collaboration of integrated APNT solutions.”

This new generation of RESEPI, with Kudan's SLAM technology, is set to disrupt industries like urban planning, infrastructure monitoring, construction, mining, forestry, and environmental monitoring by enabling more accessible collection, processing, and visualization of any target environment in over 25 countries served by Inertial Labs.

Details about the commercial release (Q1 2024) of the new generation RESEPI with Kudan’s KdLidar and other enhanced features will be available on Inertial Labs' website (https://inertiallabs.com). Watch out for more official launch activities in the coming weeks.

About Kudan Inc.

Kudan is a deep-tech research and development company specializing in algorithms for artificial perception (AP). As a complement to artificial intelligence (AI), AP functions allow machines to develop autonomy. Currently, Kudan uses its high-level technical innovation to explore business areas based on its milestone models established for deep tech, which significantly impact several major industrial fields.

For more information, please refer to Kudan’s website at https://www.kudan.io/.

About Inertial Labs Inc.

Founded in 2001 and based in Northern Virginia, Inertial Labs is a trailblazer in developing innovative essential navigation solutions for its customers by providing state-of-the-art products and services so that they can achieve their ideas and aspirations. Inertial Labs plans to continue providing a high-quality, cost-competitive, quick turnaround service while adding cutting-edge technology to its capabilities.

For further information and specifications on the Inertial Labs products, please call +1-703-880-4222, e-mail [email protected], or visit www.inertiallabs.com

Celebrating the debut of young women in our community

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The Old Dominion Cotillion marked its 27th Anniversary on July 14th by celebrating the debut of five young women in our community. Since its inception, the Old Dominion Cotillion has focused on preparing young ladies for adulthood with grace, poise and a sense of social responsibility. The program culminates with a magical ball held at Westfields Marriott in Chantilly, Virginia, which gives young ladies the opportunity to replace blue jeans with an elegant gown and truly celebrates a young woman's transition to a member of society.

The Board of Governors is pleased to announce the debut of the following lovely young ladies: Miss Sophia Grace Baxter, daughter of Dr. Grace L. Keenan of Paeonian Springs, VA; Miss Alexa Skylar Goerges, daughter of Commander and Mrs. Jeff Goerges of Hamilton, VA; Miss Kristian Katharina Hermann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hermann of Waterford, VA; Miss Amanda Mary Hirsch, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hirsch of McLean, VA; and Miss Ellie Alexis McCabe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nicklas McCabe of Arlington, VA.

The Debutantes, dressed in white Cinderella-like ball gowns were presented by their fathers. After the formal presentation, the Debutantes, their escorts and guests danced the night away to music by Rendezvous.

This year's Assembly included three Pages, six Future Debutantes, one Post Debutante and three Post-Post Debutantes, along with active alumnae from classes dating back to 1992.

In addition to learning social graces, the girls also participate in many philanthropic activities throughout the Social Season. The Old Dominion Cotillion's philanthropic mission is to provide experiences that encourage social awareness and compassion for the needs of our community. This year the membership contributed many hours of service to their designated charity, The Ronald McDonald House in Falls Church, Virginia and other organizations. The girls decorated for holidays, organized crafts, assembled snacks and played with the children staying at the Ronald McDonald House.

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The Old Dominion Cotillion is a women's organization that was established in 1991. Young women are educated in the social graces through enrichment, social and philanthropic activities. ODC's social development activities include social graces, dress code and conversation for all occasions, netiquette, sports etiquette, car maintenance, interview skills, manners in public places and much more. Dance lessons and seminars in stationery and dinner etiquette always round out the program. In addition to enrichment activities, the young women and their families enjoy numerous social events throughout the year.

The ODC program is open to all girls in grades seven through twelve. Membership is now open for the 2018-2019 Social Season, which begins in September with the Invitational Tea and concludes with the 28th Anniversary Debutante Ball in July 2019. If interested in learning more about ODC or to be placed on the invitation list for the Invitational Tea to be held September 30, 2018, please contact Lynn Williams, ODC Director, at [email protected].

For more information, please visit the website at http://www.olddominioncotillion.org or the Old Dominion Cotillion Facebook page, www.facebook.com/OldDominionCotillion.

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Participants Left to Right - Miss Ellie Alexis McCabe of Arlington, VA; Miss Kristian Katharina Hermann of Waterford, VA; Miss Amanda Mary Hirsch of McLean, VA; Miss Sophia Grace Baxter of Paeonian Springs, VA; and Miss Alexa Skylar Goerges of Hamilton, VA.

Jessica Nauta and Ronnie Ross Bogard exchanged wedding vows at 3:30 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 24, at Drumheller Farm, Paeonian Springs, Va. Richard Kirk officiated.

Elaine and Pieter Nauta of Purcellville, Va., are the parents of the bride. She is the granddaughter of Phyllis and the late Charles Watson and Robin Nauta, all also of Purcellville, and Virginia and the late Henry Duys of Charleston, S.C.

The bridegroom is the son of Jeannie and Ronnie Bogard of Sherwood. He is the grandson of Dana and Ernest Lock Jr. of North Little Rock and the late Amanda and Byron Bogard Jr.

The outdoor ceremony site was decorated with an organza-draped birch arch decorated with sprays of roses, white and purple flowers and eucalyptus. Music was by Robin Fiftal who sang "All Your Life."

The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a white mermaid-style gown embellished with sequins and embroidery. The sleeveless bodice had a sweetheart neckline and layers of organza ruffles on the skirt. She carried a bouquet of pink and white roses.

Matron of honor was Ryan Olexson of Bridgewater, N.J. Bridesmaids were Anam Drumheller of Ashburn, Va.; Bethany Des Lauriers of Fairfax, Va.; Robin Fiftal of Norwalk, Conn., cousin of the bride; Ann Dyer of Sterling, Va.; Katherine Kernus of Allentown, Pa.; and Danielle Rienzo of Aldie, Va. They wore knee-length mint-colored dresses and carried bouquets of white roses.

Emanuel Bran of Fayetteville served as best man. Groomsmen were Kyle Smith of Sherwood; Michael Lock, also of Sherwood, and Joseph Lock of Los Angeles, cousins of the bridegroom; Mark Nauta of Towson, Md., brother of the bride; Colin Paquette of Round Hill, Va.; and John Rienzo of Aldie.

Vintage Mason jars filled with wedding flowers, milk crates and travel mementos decorated a reception in a barn at the farm.

The bride is a graduate of James Madison University with a bachelor's degree in kinesiology. She was named an all-conference heptathlete for NCAA Division 1 Track and Field Team. She is a sales consultant for Team Velocity Marketing.

The bridegroom attended the University of Arkansas at Little Rock where he played Division 1 baseball. He is employed as a first mate on a super yacht.

The couple will make their home in Florida after a wedding trip to Mexico.

High Profile on 10/02/2016