INDRO NEWS

At InDro Robotics, we’re known for our Research and Development. We’re also known for a number of industry “firsts.” Whether that’s BVLOS flights utilizing the 5G network, or becoming the first drone company to obtain a Cargo license from the Canadian Transportation Agency, we like breaking barriers. On this page, you’ll find the latest InDro news – as well as media coverage. Interested in learning more? Hit us up here.






“Everyone thought Amazon would be first. No, a Canadian company has beat them to it, and it’s been no small effort.”
Ross McLaughlin
“Everyone thought Amazon would be first. No, a Canadian company has beat them to it, and it’s been no small effort.”
Ross McLaughlin
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Breaking drone regulations can be expensive
By Scott Simmie Drone regulations exist for a reason. Actually, multiple reasons. Probably the most important is to keep airspace safe and avoid any potential collisions or interference with crewed aircraft. That's why altitude is limited to 400' above ground...

Still a long road to fully autonomous passenger cars
By Scott Simmie We hear a lot about self-driving cars – and that's understandable. There are a growing number of Teslas on the roads, with many owners testing the latest beta versions of FSD (Full Self-Driving) software. The latest release allows for automated...

Coming soon: InDro Autonomy software
By Scott Simmie We've got news. InDro Robotics is in the final stages of a new product that will vastly improve the capabilities of ground robots running on ROS2 or ROS1 Robot Operating System libraries. In short, it will transform a remotely tele-operated machine...

Hallowe’en transformation: From Unitree GO 1 to Pokémon character Jolteon
By Scott Simmie What could possibly be better than dressing up for Hallowe'en? For Dave Niewinski, the answer was clear: Dress up a robot for Hallowe'en. Specifically, transform a quadruped robot into a Pokémon character. "This was definitely a different...

InDro Robotics and T-Mobile: A 5G match
InDro Robotics was recently invited to attend an analyst's summit in Bellevue, Washington State, put on by T-Mobile for Business. We were demonstrating remote operations of our Sentinel inspection robot, with Command & Control taking place over the 5G network. We...
Videos
Latest

Breaking drone regulations can be expensive
By Scott Simmie Drone regulations exist for a reason. Actually, multiple reasons. Probably the most important is to keep airspace safe and avoid any potential collisions or interference with crewed aircraft. That's why altitude is limited to 400' above ground...

Still a long road to fully autonomous passenger cars
By Scott Simmie We hear a lot about self-driving cars – and that's understandable. There are a growing number of Teslas on the roads, with many owners testing the latest beta versions of FSD (Full Self-Driving) software. The latest release allows for automated...

Coming soon: InDro Autonomy software
By Scott Simmie We've got news. InDro Robotics is in the final stages of a new product that will vastly improve the capabilities of ground robots running on ROS2 or ROS1 Robot Operating System libraries. In short, it will transform a remotely tele-operated machine...

Hallowe’en transformation: From Unitree GO 1 to Pokémon character Jolteon
By Scott Simmie What could possibly be better than dressing up for Hallowe'en? For Dave Niewinski, the answer was clear: Dress up a robot for Hallowe'en. Specifically, transform a quadruped robot into a Pokémon character. "This was definitely a different...

InDro Robotics and T-Mobile: A 5G match
InDro Robotics was recently invited to attend an analyst's summit in Bellevue, Washington State, put on by T-Mobile for Business. We were demonstrating remote operations of our Sentinel inspection robot, with Command & Control taking place over the 5G network. We...

New Scout 2.0
New Scout 2.0
Case Studies

Summerland Cherries
The test field chosen for this study is the Summerland Research and Development Centre (SuRDC)....

Pitt Meadows Blueberries
The test field chosen for this study is Purewal Blueberry farms, located about 8km west of Coquitlam. The case study itself will be carried out by...
Drone Versus Ground Delivery of Simulated Blood Products to an Urban Trauma Centre
UAV transportation of simulated blood products was significantly faster than ground delivery. Simulated blood product tempera-tures remained within their respective acceptable ranges throughout transport.
Advanced Air Mobility Comes to Vancouver
Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) is a new form of aviation utilizing airspace above congested cities to better serve the public, businesses, disadvantaged communities, and emergency responders. Download Brochure