2021Iris Automation launch of the Canadian drone BVLOS programme

    UAV start-up Iris Automation launched this week the "Canadian Pathfinder Program ", This is an integrated solution, designed to simplify the complex steps required to obtain flight approval and experience beyond the line of sight (BVLOS. Company officials say, As part of the project, which will address the challenges faced by enterprises in advancing commercial UAV services for long-range and remote-driving missions Iris advanced detection systems have been developed, Enhanced "detect and avoid "(DAA) function, In order to achieve more secure commercial UAV operation. And the California company works with two of Canada's top RPV systems (RPAS) top test facilities, To support, Training and certification BVLOS flight capability - Alberta's largest UAS test range, and the UAS Center of Excellence in Alma, Quebec (CED). The plan will include flight training, Assistance with BVLOS approval, BVLOS security systems, Engineering and regulatory support and access to test centers. A scheme is open to any organization interested in operating BVLOS services in Canada. We work in Canada, Especially with the Canadian Department of Transport and RPAS test sites, testifies to Canada's incredible opportunity for advanced commercial drone solutions ," Iris vice president of regulatory affairs Gabrielle Wain said. "We are pleased to work with CED Alma and Foremost, To provide the expertise needed for the local market, And help organizations eager to be enthusiastic about the organization to start work quickly. "We see a strong interest in using commercial drones ," added William De Keiser Director of CED Excellence Cluster, But worried about safety, Effectively initiate procedures and comply with existing regulations. Cooperation with Iris Automation to provide this complete procedure will help many companies ultimately grasp the potential of UAV operations. As a pioneer in Canadian civil and commercial RPAS, "And we are proud to continue to develop technologies and skills that can accelerate safe and highly integrated BVLOS flights in Canadian airspace ." SFOC the consortium will conduct commercial missions on the linear power line in Alma, Quebec. To approve the use of DAA system Casia, including Iris Automation, The system provides automatic anti-collision strategy for commercial UAV. Iris Automation also participated in FAA BEYOND plans, To advance more complex UAS operations BVLOS. in national airspace systems Iris Automation 12 month in the news: Iris announced the completion of the $13 million B round of financing. October: UAV start-ups work with Reno City with the FAA UAS Integration Pilot Program (IPP), Developed a river search and rescue program, The aim is to equip the city's fire department with drone technology for life-saving.