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Robots on earth help prepare for research on the moon
By Scott Simmie What could small robots on earth have to do with exploration on the moon? Quite a lot, as it turns out. Professors and engineering students at Polytechnique Montréal have been busy writing algorithms and running experiments with robots and...
Aerometrix methane detection operation poised for new growth
By Scott Simmie This job, on occasion, stinks. But it's all in a day's work for Aerometrix, Canada's only company specialising in methane detection using drones. It's not the methane itself that smells – it's actually an odourless gas – but it's the locations...
InDro Robotics takes in NRF’s “Big Show”
By Scott Simmie InDro Robotics just took in NRF 2024 in New York. And it was, as the National Retail Federation promised, "Retail's Big Show." Many of the world's largest retailers (along with plenty of smaller ones) were at the event, which is one of the...
InDro Robotics hits multiple milestones in 2023
By Scott Simmie Happy New Year! We hope you've enjoyed the holiday season and that 2024 will be a good year for you. While looking ahead, we at InDro Robotics always take this opportunity to also look back; to reflect on the year that was. In particular, we...
Good dogs: A look at the newest Unitree quadrupeds
By Scott Simmie When people think of robots, they often picture industrial robotic arms doing repetitive work on assembly lines: Precision welding, picking and placing objects – those sorts of applications. Or perhaps a wheeled platform carrying a load from one...
Canadian Advanced Air Mobility Consortium attends Dubai Airshow
By Scott Simmie Ever been to a *really* big airshow? The two best-known take place in the UK and France on alternating years. One is the Farnborough International Airshow (been there twice), and the Paris Airshow (Salon du Bourget). From the biggest...
TLR – Technology Readiness Levels – explained
By Scott Simmie So: You've got a great idea for a new technology product or process. That's the first step: A concept that you've put some thought into. Of course, there's a long road ahead before that brilliant idea becomes an actual commercial product. But...
That’s a wrap: Another great Aerial Evolution Association of Canada Conference
By Scott Simmie What a great show. The Aerial Evolution Association of Canada (formerly Unmanned Systems Canada – Systèmes Télécommandés Canada) held its annual conference and trade exhibition November 7-10 in Ottawa. The event had an excellent turnout, along...
YOW Drone incident recounted in WINGS magazine
By Scott Simmie If you follow the news from Indro Robotics regularly, you're likely aware we're the key technology provider for the YOW Drone Detection Pilot Project. For several years, we've been involved in detecting drones flying in proximity to the Ottawa...
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