Volatus Aerospace, a fast-growing integrated provider of unmanned aircraft and drone services, has reached an agreement to acquire an equity interest in Canadian UAV Solutions Inc. of Wasaga Beach Ontario.
Canadian UAV Solutions has over seven years experience providing a full range of drone services throughout Ontario and Quebec. Specializing in surveying for Aggregate Pits & Quarry’s, Mining, Construction, Governmental and Environmental organizations, the company works closely with Ontario Land Surveyors and employs one of the only Photogrammetry Specialists certified by the Canadian Institute of Geomatics. General services include Topographic Mapping, Digital Elevation Models, Orthographic Mosaics, GIS Maps and Imagery, CAD Modelling, Inspections, Agricultural & Forestry Mapping, Thermal Imaging, as well as 4K Videos and Photos.
“Canadian UAV Solutions is a great addition to Volatus and greatly increases our strength in the Construction, Mining, and Municipal sectors” said Glen Lynch, President & CEO of Volatus Aerospace. “In addition to having a great team, their strength in data management and processing enhances our capability across our entire network”.
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Download free sample pagesMurray Hunt, President Canadian UAV Solutions added “becoming part of the Volatus Aerospace Group will provide our company with the resources necessary necessary to grow our company to the next level. Combining our experience with their coast to coast pilot network, business resources, UAV fleet and sensor assets will no doubt result in an exciting next chapter in our corporate story”.
