- Danish architecture firm wins contract to design Nunavut Inuit Heritage Centre
Dorte Mandrup Architects, which led the proposal, was awarded the contract for the centre which will be built in Iqaluit and is meant “to honour the Government of Canada’s commitment to the Nunavut Agreement and Bill C-15, the UNDRIP Act.” - High tech in the Arctic: A Nunavut aerial drone company takes off
100% Indigenous-owned and Iqaluit-based, Arctic UAV is like no other drone company in the world. - City of Iqaluit uses drone to tackle smouldering hot spot at landfill
- Government of Canada invests in science to better understand and protect marine ecosystems in the Arctic
Canada’s Arctic waters are imperative to the livelihoods, culture, and identity of Nunavut Inuit. The Government of Canada is working in partnership to protect these ecosystems for future generations. - Des drones à Alma
Une foire du drone a eu lieu cette semaine au Centre d’excellence sur les drones (CED) à Alma. C’était la deuxième année de la foire Tech Demo. - Arctic UAV successfully completes two trial BVLOS missions in the Arctic
- Arctic UAV Wins 3rd Prize for eBee Effects Video Contest!
- First Air Promotional Video
- Drones in the Canadian Arctic
Unmanned aircraft (often called drones) will soon monitor Northern Canada’s safety, security and environment as part of the Arctic Unmanned Aircraft System Initiative. - Arctic UAV Adopts Airspace Awareness Application for BVLOS Drone Flights
Kongsberg Geospatial, a geospatial visualisation software company, and Arctic UAV, a UAS (unmanned aerial system) service provider in the Canadian Arctic, have announced that the Kongsberg Geospatial IRIS UAS situational awareness application has been adopted by Arctic UAV to enhance their BVLOS (beyond visual line of sight) operations. Arctic UAV are experts in Arctic logistics… Read more: Arctic UAV Adopts Airspace Awareness Application for BVLOS Drone Flights - Arctic UAV Adopts Kongsberg Geospatial IRIS Airspace Awareness Application to Provide BVLOS Situational Awareness for Long-Range Arctic Drone Flights
Kongsberg Geospatial, an Ottawa-based geospatial visualisation software company, and Arctic UAV, the leading services provider of UAS in the Canadian Arctic, announced today that the Kongsberg Geospatial IRIS UAS situational awareness application has been adopted by Arctic UAV to enhance their BVLOS operations. - Arctic UAV’s Ukpik flies Nunavut skies
Arctic UAV, the Apex-based company that specializes in unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) and systems (UAS), took the Ukpik HEF32 out for a test flight in early April.
