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SkyScout AI offers new solution for wildfire detection, mitigation
By Scott Simmie We did a quick check, just now, on the current wildfire situation in British Columbia. Nine wildfires were burning and labelled as "Out of Control" by the BC Wildfire Service. An additional two fires were categorised as "Wildfires of Note." And...
The new InDro Cortex: Amazing power in a tiny package
By Scott Simmie The InDro Robotics engineering team, as always, has been hard at work. And we're particularly pleased with our latest R&D breakthrough: The InDro command module, which we've named InDro Cortex. It's a small but exceedingly powerful box that...
New InDro Controller: A simple solution to complex robotics missions
By Scott Simmie InDro Robotics – as always – has been hard at work on innovative new products. And we're particularly proud of our latest accomplishment: The InDro Controller. It's an all-in-one solution for operating virtually any type of robot from a highly...
New TC Advisory Circular contains guidance for night BVLOS flight – and much more
By Scott Simmie A new Advisory Circular from Transport Canada is generating a lot of buzz in Canada's RPAS world. Although an Advisory Circular is not legislation, they offer guidance and a glimpse of what the regulator is planning for the future. "Advisory...
Aergility hits major milestone with untethered ATLIS hover test
By Scott Simmie A US-based company called Aergility just hit a major milestone worth recognising. The company's uncrewed cargo vehicle, called ATLIS, successfully completed multiple untethered test hovers on May 10. This is a big deal on the path toward...
Cypher Robotics and Captis gain attention at Automate 2024
By Scott Simmie Cypher Robotics was on the road this week. Specifically, the InDro-incubated company was at the big Automate 2024 show in Chicago. It's North America's largest robotics and automation event, and a conference that's geared toward the industrial...
FLYY releases “how to” guide for building, expanding a drone program
By Scott Simmie Thinking of starting a drone program? Perhaps you have one already, and are thinking of expanding. Or maybe your existing program grew organically on an ad-hoc basis and you'd like to ensure you're following Best Practices. There's a solution...
Thirty-one drones detected at Niagara Falls during eclipse – most of them breaking regulations
By Scott Simmie The solar eclipse attracted more than sightseers to Niagara Falls. It also brought out drones – with as many as 31 detected at a single point in time. A few of those drones were authorised to be flown by law enforcement, but the majority were...
InDro Robotics ROS-based drone an R&D powerhouse
By Scott Simmie InDro Robotics is pleased to unveil details of its highly capable new R&D drone. Running the Robot Operating System (ROS) and with powerful onboard compute capabilities, the drone is perfect for advanced Research and Development. "It's a...
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