A consortium of 16 entities led by sees.ai, a specialist drone command & control solution developer, including industrial giants BAE Systems, NATS and Vodafone, has won a share of £30 million to develop and test a remotely operated drone system for industrial and urban environments.The...
Enterprise command and control solution provider sees.ai, leading a consortium of eight partners that includes NATS, Vodafone, Skanska and Sellafield has won a share of £30 million from the Future Flight Challenge, a proportion of which has been allocated to address the COVID-19 pandemic. This...
Innovation in drone technology means business will be able to industrialise aerial data capture cost effectively and at scale. Our CEO, John McKenna discusses the future of aerial data capture with the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyor's Land Journal. To view the article click here...
The UK Drones Pathfinder Programme announced today the addition of a new Pathfinder led by sees.ai. The UK Drones Pathfinder programme is sponsored by the Department for Transport (DfT) and aims to rapidly drive progress in unmanned aviation technology and regulation, enabling industry and the...
There is no doubt that achieving Beyond Visual Line of Sight (BVLOS) drone operations in UK airspace is one of the aviation industry’s toughest challenges. Regulators have done well to ensure flying remains one of the safest forms of mass transport and regulation to preserve...
The UK Civil Aviation Authority has published its first guide aimed at supporting the industry to make unmanned aircraft (drone) flights beyond the visual line of sight of the operator (BVLOS) an everyday occurrence. This would significantly change how unmanned aircraft are used in the...
sees.ai has today become the first drone company seeking to industrialise aerial data capture accepted into the UK Civil Aviation Authority’s (CAA) Regulatory Sandbox.The Regulatory Sandbox was launched in April this year to create an environment where innovation in aviation can be explored and flourish...