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ENTERPRISE DRONE SERVICES · CANADA

One Mission. Two Ways to Move Forward.

Complete a defined project with drone services—or build the internal program, equipment, people and support structure needed to operate the capability yourself.

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MISSION-FIRST Start with the operational outcome
TWO PATHS Project delivery or internal capability
CANADIAN Planning and support across Canada
01Project ServicesComplete a defined mission or deliverable
02Program ServicesBuild, enable and support internal capability
03Lifecycle SupportKeep equipment, teams and workflows ready

CHOOSE THE RIGHT STARTING POINT

Do You Need the Project Completed—or the Capability Built?

Enterprise drone services can describe two very different needs. Choose the path closest to your objective; the page will organize the relevant services below.

Scope and delivery are confirmed per request. Location, aircraft access, regulatory feasibility, professional interpretation and the use of qualified delivery partners depend on the project. A service card is a pathway for discussion—not a promise of immediate availability or a regulated professional opinion.

SERVICES PERFORMED WITH DRONES

Start With the Required Deliverable.

The aircraft is one part of the workflow. The service should be designed around the decision, site, sensor, collection method, processing requirements and final handoff.

GEOSPATIAL

Mapping & Photogrammetry

Plan overlapping RGB capture for current site context, mapped surfaces, measurement workflows and 3D reconstruction.

  • Orthomosaic and source-imagery pathways
  • Surface models, 3D capture and repeat mapping
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LIDAR

LiDAR & 3D Capture

Configure aerial LiDAR collection around terrain, vegetation, corridors, complex geometry and point-cloud requirements.

  • Registered point-cloud and terrain pathways
  • Density, coverage and coordinate planning
Scope This Service
INSPECTION

Industrial & Infrastructure Inspection

Capture consistent wide, zoom, oblique or video records around difficult-to-access assets for qualified downstream review.

  • Bridges, roofs, towers and industrial assets
  • Indexed imagery and repeatable viewpoints
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THERMAL

Thermal & Energy Inspection

Collect thermal and paired visual data under suitable conditions for utilities, buildings, equipment and energy assets.

  • Radiometric source-file capture where scoped
  • Solar, electrical and building-envelope pathways
Scope This Service
CONSTRUCTION

Construction & Volumetrics

Create repeatable site records for progress, logistics, surface comparison, stockpiles and project documentation.

  • Baseline and repeat collection schedules
  • Progress, stockpile and change documentation
Scope This Service
FIELD INTELLIGENCE

Agriculture & Environmental Monitoring

Use calibrated imagery, terrain data and repeat capture to document crops, vegetation, forests, habitat and environmental change.

  • RGB, multispectral and seasonal comparisons
  • Field verification and specialist interpretation planning
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PUBLIC SECTOR

Public Safety & Emergency Support

Consider rapid aerial records, thermal context, incident mapping and situational-awareness workflows for authorized organizations.

  • Agency-led planning and command integration
  • Time-sensitive capture and documented handoff
Discuss the Mission
SPECIALIZED

Specialized Sensor Data Collection

Assess compatible payloads and collection plans for gas, air quality, spectral, magnetic or other mission-specific datasets.

  • Payload compatibility and integration screening
  • Custom acceptance criteria and data handoff
Discuss the Mission
NEED A DATASET OR INSPECTION RECORD? Define the output before selecting the aircraft.
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INTERACTIVE SERVICE FINDER

What Needs to Happen Next?

Select the situation closest to your current need. The recommendation identifies the strongest starting page—not a final project scope.

RECOMMENDED STARTING POINT

Drone Data Collection Services

Define the required output, site, timing, sensor, processing and acceptance criteria before planning the mission.

PREPARESite, deliverable, timing and intended use
NEXT DECISIONConfirm feasibility and collection scope
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A CONTROLLED ENGAGEMENT

Move From Request to a Clear Operational Next Step.

The exact scope changes by service, but the decision process should remain understandable and documented.

01

Discover

Define the mission, current method, stakeholders, site, schedule, constraints and intended result.

02

Scope

Confirm the delivery model, equipment, people, permissions, data requirements, responsibilities and acceptance criteria.

03

Deliver

Complete the agreed collection, demonstration, deployment, training, equipment handoff or support activity.

04

Review

Validate the handoff, document limitations and identify the decision, corrective action or next phase.

TRANSPARENT DELIVERY MODEL

Know Who Is Responsible Before Work Begins.

Some needs can be coordinated directly, some require specialized qualified partners and others are best solved by enabling the client’s own team. The proposal should identify the model and accountable roles.

DIRECT

Unmanned Canada Coordinated

Equipment, planning, training, data collection or support activities coordinated within the confirmed service scope.

Confirmed in the written quotation or statement of work.
PARTNER

Specialist or Partner Delivered

Qualified partners may be included where professional credentials, location, capacity or specialized interpretation is required.

Partner role and responsibility identified before approval.
ENABLE

Client-Operated Capability

Unmanned Canada helps select, configure and support the system while the client remains the accountable operator or data owner.

Training, documentation and handoff defined by scope.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Enterprise Drone Services, Clearly Explained.

Use these answers to identify what information is needed before a service can be confirmed.

What is the difference between project services and program services?

Project services focus on completing a defined mission or producing an agreed dataset, image set or operational output. Program services help an organization create or improve its own capability through consulting, equipment, training, compliance and lifecycle support.

Does Unmanned Canada directly perform every service listed?

No blanket claim is made. Availability and delivery model are confirmed individually. A service may be coordinated directly, completed with a qualified partner or addressed by equipping and enabling the client’s internal team.

What should we provide for a project-service request?

Share the location, approximate area or asset count, required output, intended use, timing, access conditions, coordinate or accuracy requirements and any existing specifications. Unknown details can be resolved during discovery.

Can one engagement include equipment, training and data collection?

Yes. A phased engagement can combine a demonstration or pilot dataset with system configuration, operator training, documentation and follow-on support when that structure fits the objective.

Are mapping, inspection or thermal results professionally certified?

Only when explicitly included in the written scope and completed by an appropriately qualified professional. Drone imagery and datasets do not automatically constitute a legal survey, engineering certification, agronomic diagnosis or regulated professional opinion.

How are Canadian regulatory requirements handled?

The proposed aircraft, location, airspace, proximity, operating concept and pilot or operator requirements are screened during planning. Regulatory information is general guidance; the accountable operator must confirm current requirements and obtain any required authorization.

Can services be delivered anywhere in Canada?

Requests can be reviewed from across Canada, but travel, local access, weather, airspace, equipment availability, partner coverage and project timing affect feasibility. Location and delivery arrangements are confirmed before booking.

START WITH THE MISSION

Tell Us What Needs to Be Completed, Built or Supported.

You do not need a finished specification. Share the objective, location, timing, current equipment and intended result; the first review will identify the most useful service path.

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