This is a big step towards the legal use of drones I believe. I never heard of this company but it seems they've been working hard with a nice focus. Nice design too with the small exchangeable 'sensor' bay. More info on the certification can be fount at http://www.uasvision.com/2012/10/03/french-civil-aviation-authority-awards-first-uas-authorisation-to-fly-over-100km-in-civil-airspace/?utm_source=Newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=0c16e3ea51-RSS_EMAIL_CAMPAIGN
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I for one am very surprised that the French Authorities gave them the go ahead, in a country where you need to have a diploma to be a "farm hand", and need a license and insurance to be in a bar snooker team.