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 […]
Airports Begin Use of Drone Technology – AviationPros
The aviation industry is starting to embrace the use of drone technology in airports.
AERIUM Goes Beyond Visual Line of Sight
In late May, our team worked together with Sensefly and Spatial Technologies to conduct beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS) testing at the Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) range located in Foremost
AERIUM Analytics joins Alberta Aerospace and Technology Centre at EIA – Skies Magazine
Joining the Alberta Aerospace and Technology Centre at the Edmonton International Airport.
Robotic bird to patrol skies by Edmonton’s airport – Global News
Global News shows viewers a live demo of the Robird, the latest technology in Edmonton International Airports’ wildlife management program.
It’s a bird! It’s a plane! It’s Robird – CBC News
CBC News’ video journalist, John Robertson, joins AERIUM to learn more about the Robird and how this new technology is the latest in wildlife management at the Edmonton International Airport.
Robot falcon set to swoop in to keep birds away from airport runways – Edmonton Journal
The Edmonton Journal reports on Edmonton International Airport and the latest in wildlife management technology.
