At Mobile World Congress 2024 in Barcelona, we shared sees.ai’s vision for ‘BVLOS 2.0’: a system of systems powering autonomous flight at critical national infrastructure scale....
Boeing-backed autonomous flight technology developer, sees.ai, becomes the first company in the UK to secure routine permission from the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) to fly drones Beyond Visual Line of Sight (BVLOS) in non-segregated airspace, on the high voltage electricity transmission network.This permission builds on...
The BVLOS Operations Forum, a consortium of advanced drone and technology companies, led by NATS, published a new White Paper this week.‘South of the Clouds: A roadmap to the next generation of uncrewed aviation,’ sets out the industry’s vision of how new types of aircraft, like drones,...
A key part of our development process is to test in simulation before launching real world UAV operations. As an early access partner to Microsoft's Project AirSim, our CEO John McKenna was invited to join Microsoft in a recent Commercial UAV News webinar, 'Transforming Infrastructure...
Simulation has always been at the core of our development of autonomous drone software – an approach borne out of years of experience developing, testing and implementing cutting-edge mission critical technology for the America’s Cup, Formula 1 and hedge funds. Simulation allows us to test...
Marshall Futureworx, sees.ai, and ISS Aerospace are excited to announce the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) which will see the three companies collaborate to create new autonomous robotic drone technologies for sectors such as offshore renewable energy, defence and security, and nuclear decommissioning.Marshall...
If you are interested in the potential impact of drones on the UK economy then look no further than the PwC Skies Without Limits v2.0 report, which concludes that drones could contribute up to £45bn by 2030. It features sees.ai as one of 13 start-ups...
We’re proud to announce that our submission to Future Flight Challenge – Phase 3 has been successful and we have won another significant grant from the Future Flight Challenge and UK Research & Innovation. In Phase 3 we led a consortium of partners including National...
When a business pitches to investors there’s often a mismatch in understanding. On the one hand the entrepreneur has thought about little else than their business for years. On the other hand, the investor is appraising many businesses per day. This mismatch often results in...
sees.ai has joined the third cohort of Aerospace Xelerated, Boeing's UK-based startup accelerator whose first two groups have gone on to raise more than £50 million in additional funding and create more than 100 jobs across the country.Startups using artificial intelligence (AI) and autonomous technology...