Robotics Centre

Robotics Centre's Jad El-Sayed is currently in Norway, exploring the Griff 30's remarkable capabilities. Best of luck, Jad, and safe travels!

Join the Robotics Centre at this year’s Aerial Evolution Association of Canada exhibition!

Don't miss our Robotics Centre exhibit at Area X.0 . We hope to see you there.

We're excited to announce the arrival of our Skydio X10 at our offices today. We are thrilled to offer this cutting-edge solution with the best sensors on a small UAS, industry-leading autonomy, and advanced AI. Visit robotics-centre.com for more info.

Extending the fun at .o with technology discussions and live demonstrations!

And that’s a wrap! Thank you to the Canadian Association of Defence and Security Industries for putting on another great . We hope to see you again next year!

Thank you to everyone who dropped by our booths on day 1 for great conversations at the Canadian Association of Defence and Security Industries (CADSI) Canada's leading defence, security & emerging technology event. Come see us on Day 2 to learn how we can help you secure tomorrow's defence, today.

Training pilots in Ukraine
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The @uwcongress , within the Unite with Ukraine initiative, and Canada’s @robotics.centre today announce their donation of two Canadian-made Teledyne FLIR SkyRanger R70 drone systems to the State Border Guards of Ukraine. Each of these SkyRangers includes the latest StormCaster optical payloads and the Echo signals payload from the Robotics Centre. The made-in-Canada SkyRanger R70 is the world’s most advanced small miliary drone. These SkyRanger systems, each with two aircraft, will give Ukrainian front-line troops a dramatically improved ability to identify and locate the enemy through AI-enabled day and night optics systems capable of detecting movement, target tracking, and target classification. The systems also include the Robotics Centre Echo payload, a signals intelligence platform integrated onto the SkyRanger’s mission control software. The Echo allows operators to quickly find, map, and interact with mobile phone handsets in operational environments.

The Robotics Centre's team recently visited Ukraine to deliver and provide training for the State Border Guard Service of Ukraine personnel. The training focused on Canadian-made SkyRanger R70 surveillance drone systems, featuring aircraft equipped with advanced camera systems and sensors. The Robotics Centre conducted a comprehensive course, offering in-depth training for soldiers heading to the front lines. A generous donation to cover the cost of the equipment was made by the Ukrainian World Congress - Свiтовий Конґрес Українців with contributions from VERTOL. Special thanks to Colonel Nicolas Gauthier and the Embassy of Canada to Ukraine for attending the SkyRanger handover ceremony.