An industrial aerial robotics company that has shifted from Hamilton to Timaru intends to start manufacturing farm drones in 2022.
“The plan is we will grow, developing a few projects to big volumes linked to agriculture and pest control,” Aeronavics operations manager Colin Roycroft said.
The company has shifted […]
Drones will be flying out of a new Timaru factory starting October 2021.
Aeronavics, a Hamilton industrial aerial robotics company whose clients include the US Navy, is relocating its manufacturing operation from Hamilton to 26 Kennels Rd, Washdyke.
“We’ve run out of space […]
Aeronavics is at AUVSI Xponential 2016!
Our booth showcases our amazing new fleet – including the Navi, the SkyJib, the ICON and Mission Control. […]
Aeronavics is excited to be part of the 2016 NAB Show! Based at the Las Vegas Convention Centre, we’ve collaborated with NZ companies Callaghan Innovation, Wipster and Vortec NZ to show the world how Kiwi’s do business. […]
Aeronavics is proud to be a part of the latest ad campaign for Fieldays 2016! We will be showcasing our latest range of craft at Fieldays from the 15th – 18th of June.
In an exciting announcement, Raglan-based Aeronavics Ltd has recently become the primary platform provider for the Australian aerial inspection company, Airscope Industries. […]
Raglan-based and industry leaders Aeronavics are pleased to welcome three new members to their rapidly growing expert and world-leading team.
Linda Bulk is general manager and a director of Aeronavics. The Raglan-based drone manufacturer raised $1.5 million through an equity crowdfunding campaign last February […]
After the success of the Snowball crowd-funding campaign earlier this year, Aeronavics Ltd has doubled in size and is busy racing towards a new product launch.
C-Prize is a Callaghan Innovation-led competition aimed at developing the unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) sector […]
