News

August 14, 2018

Aeromao Completes Its Seventh Year Performing Flight Training

We pride ourselves with being able to offer hands on and personal training programs to support all of our UAV products and client’s operations. We have a vast amount of experience teaching individuals from all walks of life and organizations in a vast number of industries since 2011, who generally have never flow a fixed […]
Read more
July 8, 2018

Chagos Expedition

Project Drone – pioneering steps into water landing drones in marine ecology Melissa Schiele, MSc student from Imperial College London, joined the 2018 May expedition to the British Indian Ocean Territory to use drones to look at megafauna distribution across the Chagos Archipelago. @explorer_mel I was thrilled when Dr Tom Letessier from ZSL chose me […]
Read more
October 20, 2017

Beware Of Copycats

We are the original Aeromapper team. Occasionally we come across other UAV companies who have decided to subsequently adopt the same name for themselves, and that’s OK. We just wanted to let our customers and client base know that we are the original company to coin the term and we are dedicated to delivering only […]
Read more
June 19, 2017

Aeromapper Talon Demonstrates BVLOS Capabilities By Flying 30Km Away From Operators

Once more the Aeromappers UAV systems have demonstrated their superiority to other UAV systems that costs 2x or 3x times more. This time an Aeromapper Talon flew a mission autonomously to a target located 30km away from the operators, while maintaining at all times a strong communications and control link. This demonstrates the great potential […]
Read more
November 30, 2016

Aeromapper Talon: Now With 2 Hours Endurance

We are happy to announce the Aeromapper Talon has officially received a power upgrade that extends its flying time to two hours. This upgrade comes after many hours of research, flight testing and tuning. The Aeromapper Talon still maintain its standard key features such as being easy to hand launch, parachute landing, fully autonomous flight, […]
Read more
November 24, 2016
Post a Comment

USDA Acquires Aeromapper Talon

The Ungulate Disease and Damage research project of the National Wildlife Research Center acquires the Aeromapper Talon to test for mapping and precision agriculture. The Ungulate Disease and Damage research project (USDA APHIS division) has selected the Aeromapper Talon for their research on surveying and mapping agricultural areas that have been damaged by wildlife. Among the […]
Read more
Recent Posts
Categories