“Weaponization of commercial drones is a global threat.”

September 2, 2022

That is the headline of an article written by Paul Joyal of National Strategies Inc., a Bravo Zulu partner in business, opening doors and introducing business relationships in the U.S. and overseas for Bravo Zulu’s drone detection and mitigation systems.

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Drone Detection & Mitigation Demo in Europe

September 1, 2022

Bravo Zulu is pleased to participate in a demonstration of its Drone Detection & Mitigation equipment in Europe. 

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Bravo Zulu Attending the ISE in London in Sept. 2022

August 1, 2022

Bravo Zulu will be attending, for the second time, the International Security Expo (ISE) in London on September 27-28, 2022.

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ROCKWELL AUTOMATION TO PURCHASE CLEARPATH ROBOTICS

September 7, 2023

There’s some big news in the Canadian robotics world.

US-based Rockwell Automation, which describes itself as “the world’s largest company dedicated to industrial automation and digital transformation” has announced it has signed an agreement to purchase Canadian company Clearpath Robotics.

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INDRO ROBOTICS FLIES IN URBAN WIND TUNNELS FOR NATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL PROJECT

August 24, 2023

Flying a drone in dense urban settings comes with its own set of challenges.

In addition to following regulations laid out in the Canadian Aviation Regulations (CARs) Part IX, operators have to contend with other factors. Helicopters, for example, routinely share urban airspace. And, in addition to surrounding buildings, streets are generally more densely packed with people and vehicles than other locations.

But there’s another factor that can really cause problems: Wind.

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INDRO ROBOTICS TAPPED TO FLY DRONE MISSIONS AT KELOWNA FIRE

August 21, 2023

As forest fires continue to threaten Kelowna, BC, officials have urged tens of thousands of residents to heed warnings and evacuate from the area. Some 30,000 people are currently under an evacuation order, with another 36,000 being told to stand by and be ready to flee if necessary.

“We cannot stress strongly enough how critical it is to follow evacuation orders when they are issued,” said BC minister of Emergency Management Bowinn Ma on Saturday. “They are a matter of life and death not only for the people in those properties, but also for the first responders who will often go back to try to implore people to leave.”

Now, the City of Kelowna has called on InDro Robotics to assist with the effort by flying drone missions to gather specific data.

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