AeroVision Canada

AeroVison Canada is Eastern Canada’s premier unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) operator specializing in ultra high-definition aerial photography and videography for inspection, mapping, 3D modeling, Thermal Imaging and more.

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AeroVision Canada Inc. Receives The First Lloyd’s Register Approval Of RIT Service Suppliers For UAV-Based Surveys of Ships And Mobile Offshore Units

AeroVision Canada Inc. Receives The First Lloyd’s Register Approval Of RIT Service Suppliers For UAV-Based Surveys of Ships And Mobile Offshore Units

Halifax, NS Canada, December 17, 2018, AeroVision Canada Inc., is pleased to announce that it has been endorsed by Lloyd’s Register after having been successfully assessed in accordance with the requirements of Lloyd’s Register Procedures for Approval of Service Suppliers.

Class accredited inspections and surveys using Remote Inspection Techniques (RIT), specifically with Unmanned Aerial Vehicles…

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AVCI operates a drone 1500' above an active international airport

Last week, AeroVision Canada Inc. completed a high altitude operation inside of a Class D control zone. This airside operation which was conducted at Halifax Stanfield (International) was planned and executed perfectly with the full support of Halifax International Airport Authority, Transport Canada, NAV CANADA, Halifax Regional Police, CATSA and local security.

Transport Canada…conducted a…

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Global Wind Turbine Inspection Drones Market 2018 Top Leading Competitors/Manufacturer:

The report titled Global Wind Turbine Inspection Drones Market 2018 Research Report implements an exhaustive study of Wind Turbine Inspection Drones market to gather significant and crucial information of Wind Turbine Inspection Drones market size, growth rate, market opportunities and Wind Turbine Inspection Drones market revenue forecast from 2018-2025. An appropriate flow of information such…

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AeroVision Canada will Exhibit at WINDPOWER 2018 in Chicago, May 7-10

From May 7th to 10th, you’ll find us at Booth 3431 in the NEW COMPANY PAVILION located in the centre of the show floor! Please take a few minutes to stop by and say hello, learn how we’ve been able to inspect over 20% of the wind energy assets in Canada and of course, enter to win a drone! Wind power continues to lift the American economy. The industry closed 2017 strong, delivering 7,017…

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Pushing Boundaries of UAVs and Deep Learning Technology

Pushing Boundaries of UAVs and Deep Learning Technology

I’m confident at this point in time that most have heard about Machine Learning and Deep Learning technology. This new tech world has led AeroVision Canada Inc. with the help of the National Research Council (NRC) Industrial Research Assistance Program (IRAP), the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC) and Dalhousie Faculty of Computer Science in Halifax, to further…

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AeroVision Canada Selected as Small Business of the Year

AeroVision Canada Inc. has been selected as a Finalist in the category Small Business of the Year for the 2018 Halifax Business Awards! The Halifax Business Awards is the Chamber’s most glamorous event of the year. This gala event boasts a spectacular night of entertainment, prestige, and celebration, recognizing risk takers and the success of our thriving business community. The winners will be…

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Beechville-based AeroVision Canada mapping Irma’s destruction

Devastation wrought by Hurricane Irma on the tiny, dual-island nation of Antigua and Barbuda is going to be assessed from the air next week with the help of Beechville-based AeroVision Canada and its drones. AeroVision Canada was recruited by humanitarian aid organization, GlobalMedic. A two-man team will be travelling to the island nation on a volunteer basis to offer their time, expertise and…

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AeroVision Canada Inc to attend the CANWEA Annual Conference and Exhibition in Montreal

AeroVision Canada Inc will be in Montreal Oct 3-5th at the CANWEA Annual Conference and Exhibition. Come by booth 203 for visit and learn more about how we’re leading the way with reliable, effective drone based turbine inspections and reporting.  

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Steady and Strategic Growth | Trevor Bergmann | LinkedIn

Steady and Strategic Growth | Trevor Bergmann | LinkedIn

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Ottawa Proposes More Drone Regulations

Trevor Bergmann is the CEO and founder of AeroVision Canada, based in Beechville. While the drone industry continues to soar, Ottawa wants to expand regulations for drone operators for the second time this year that will further control their recreational use and increase potential infractions. On Friday, Transport Canada published an impact analysis in the weekly Canada Gazette Part 1 regarding…

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AeroVision Canada forward and up!

Today I am proud to announce that AeroVision Canada Inc. has completed its 100th wind turbine inspection. This represents roughly 25% of our 2017 turbine inspection portfolio. We expect a significant number of additional towers to be added to our program by years end in preparation for the 2018 spring inspection cycle. In conjunction with our ISO 9001:2015 Quality Management System, we have…

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Holy drones: 21st century technology creating new views of old buildings in St. John's

We are very proud to be part of this project with the Basilica Heritage Foundation in St. John’s, NL. I would never have thought we would be part an initial restoration process involving the inspection of priceless stained glass windows (which are incredible to see in person). These huge pieces of art were designed and constructed in Ireland and France and then shipped across the ocean in crates…

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AeroVision Canada Inc Obtains ISO 9001:2015 Certification Recommendation

Industry First We are thrilled to announce that we have officially received a recommendation for ISO 9001:2015 certification. Our QMS will ensure a strong foundation for success and future growth of the company. This new standard gives AVCI a chance for continuous improvement by ultimately embracing this opportunity. Certification Approach From the start of our certification process, we were…

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AeroVison Canada Inc Obtains ISO 9001:2015 Certification Recommendation

Industry First We are thrilled to announce that we have officially received a recommendation for ISO 9001:2015 certification. Our QMS will ensure a strong foundation for success and future growth of the company. This new standard gives AVCI a chance for continuous improvement by ultimately embracing this opportunity. Certification Approach From the start of our certification process, we were…

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AeroVision Canada Achieves a North American 1st for Offshore UAV Services!

AeroVision Canada Inc. and its partner Waterford Energy Services Inc. recently concluded a lengthy review process with DNV-GL and have successfully achieved an “Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) Company Acceptance for Offshore Installation, Hull, and Equipment Inspections”. This is a first for a North American Commercial UAV Operator and we are exceptionally proud of this achievement. Expansion of…

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Drone users face new restrictions

Drone users face new restrictions

Canadians received some clarity Thursday on what recreational users can and can’t do with drones. Transport Minister Marc Garneau unveiled restrictions to curb the number of incidents in which recreational drones have come too close to airplanes, which have more than tripled since 2014. Garneau said that until now, Transport Canada had only provided guidelines on drone use, without any penalties…

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Drone companies fighting for regulation changes | The Chronicle Herald

Drone companies fighting for regulation changes | The Chronicle Herald

Fed up with what they see as discrimination against their industry, companies that use drones in Canada are fighting to be allowed to fly their unmanned aircraft beyond the operator’s visual line of sight. At stake are millions of dollars in potential revenues for these operators — and the safety of Canada’s air space. Drone operators currently have to be able to see their unmanned aircraft at…

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