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Drone Versus Ground Delivery of Simulated Blood Products to an Urban Trauma Centre

Apr 6, 2021

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

Apr 5, 2021

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

InDro Robotics first to receive cargo license

Feb 22, 2021

British Columbia’s InDro Robotics first to receive license and permission from Canadian Transport Agency to carry commercial goods.InDro Robotics’ Drones can now ship cargo 25 km with research underway to be able to fly 200 km.

InDro Robotics working with Rogers

Feb 22, 2021

InDro Robotics, a drone startup based in Salt Spring Island, British Columbia, has partnered with telecommunications giant Rogers and the University of British Columbia (UBC) to research future 5G use cases for drone technology.

B.C. drone company flies ahead of the pack

Feb 22, 2021

VANCOUVER -- Everyone thought Amazon would be first, but a Canadian company has moved into the lead to deliver packages by drone.

How 5G drones are saving Canadian crops

Feb 22, 2021

InDro Robotics works as a technical advisor to Transport Canada and other government agencies by providing policy input and training various Transport Canada Inspectors on the use and operation of drones.

Chief Nolan: “InDro Robotics is the best drone company in Canada”

Feb 22, 2021

Paramedicine Research with Chief Michael Nolan.

InDro Robotics uses low-latency, cloud -managed LTE solution from Cradlepoint to support First Nation community during pandemic

Feb 22, 2021

Cellular-Connected Drone Flights Deliver COVID-19 Tests from Island to Nearest Lab Success story highlights Challenge — The COVID-19 pandemic brought the healthcare providers on British Columbia’s Penelakut Island a critical problem: one ferry was the only access...