The addition targets key industries where confined space inspections pose significant safety challenges, including oil and gas, sewers, power generation, and mining.

While innovation continues to accelerate, the road to widespread UAV deployment, particularly in commercial applications, remains a complicated one.

Developed in collaboration with Cygnus Instruments, this technology aims to provide a reliable alternative for accessing hard-to-reach thickness measurement locations (TMLs).

The newly introduced payload promises centimeter-accurate scans, especially in challenging and hard-to-reach areas. This aligns with Flyability's broader objective of ensuring safety by reducing human exposure in potentially dangerous environments.

The Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) team at Sellafield accomplished the maiden flight of the Elios 3 drone fitted with a LiDAR sensor.

While Flyability's products were primarily designed for indoor operations, where FAA regulations do not apply, the company recognized the need to address the demand for outdoor applications.