A Day in The Field: Brian Hamilton

UAV operations in the energy sector require more than just good piloting, they demand planning, adaptability, and field-tested experience. At AERIUM, Brian Hamilton plays a central role in making sure those operations succeed. “No two days are the same.” That’s how Brian describes his role, and it shows in the diversity of work he handles: […]

A Look at How Drone Regulations Have Evolved in Canada

For many drone operators in Canada, earlier drone regulations processes under Transport Canada rules often required special permissions. Especially for missions involving BVLOS (Beyond Visual Line-of-Sight) or operations in unfamiliar areas. These approvals played an important role in ensuring safety and compliance, but they could be time-intensive. Today, drone regulations are evolving to better reflect both technological […]

New York Times: Where Birds and Planes Collide, a Winged Robot May Help

The bird, apparently a female falcon, wheels into view 100 feet over Edmonton International Airport,flapping her wings — hunting behavior. She pursues a flock of starlings, which scatter into the safety of the woods. The falcon is majestic, graceful and resolute. She is also a machine — a battery, sensors, GPS, barometer and flight control […]