Welcoming InDro Robotics to CAAM
As Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) continues to evolve, the importance of Remotely Piloted Aircraft Systems (RPAS) cannot be overstated. These systems are at the core of many current and future applications of AAM, ranging from emergency response to infrastructure monitoring and beyond. That’s why we are proud to welcome InDro Robotics as a new member helping to shape the future of aviation in Canada.
With deep roots in aviation, engineering, and remote sensing, InDro Robotics is one of Canada’s most forward-looking RPAS innovators, pioneering scalable robotic operations that deliver both economic and environmental value.
Who is InDro Robotics?
InDro Robotics is a Canadian leader in robotic and remotely piloted systems, with a strong focus on enabling safe, efficient, and environmentally responsible operations. With a team that blends aviation, engineering, and remote sensing expertise, InDro stands at the intersection of innovation and real-world implementation.
As the first RPAS organization to hold a CTA license, InDro Robotics has been instrumental in advancing air mobility—particularly in complex environments and beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS) operations. Their contributions include:
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Delivering medical supplies to remote locations
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Conducting infrastructure inspections in complex environments
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Developing autonomous air transport systems for goods—and in the future, people
Their work is not only shaping the RPAS landscape, but also laying the foundation for the broader advanced air mobility (AAM) ecosystem.
Why RPAS Matters for AAM
RPAS technology is essential to building the future of AAM. As smaller, unmanned systems continue to prove their value in complex and critical applications, they also help build the public trust, infrastructure, and regulatory frameworks necessary for the eventual integration of larger autonomous aircraft—including those carrying passengers.
InDro’s real-world experience operating in challenging and remote environments—often where traditional aviation assets can’t reach—contributes vital data and insights for the safe expansion of AAM. Their proven capabilities demonstrate what is possible today—and offer a clear roadmap for what’s next.
By joining CAAM, InDro brings a wealth of knowledge that will benefit not only RPAS operations, but the entire AAM ecosystem.
The Road Ahead: Building Canada’s AAM Future
InDro Robotics joined CAAM to be part of a collaborative, cross-sector effort to shape Canada’s advanced air mobility future. Kate Klassen, Training & Regulatory Specialist from InDro Robotics shared:
“InDro Robotics joined CAAM to help shape the future of advanced air mobility in Canada through collaboration, innovation, and regulatory leadership. As early adopters continually pushing the boundaries of RPAS operational capabilities, we recognize that advancing AAM requires a coordinated, cross-sector effort and CAAM provides the forum to make that happen. We’re excited to contribute our technical and operational expertise while learning from others across the ecosystem. We look forward to a future where safe, sustainable, and autonomous air transportation becomes a practical reality and to play a key role in making that vision take flight.”
We look forward to working alongside InDro to accelerate the adoption of RPAS, shape national standards, and build public confidence in the technologies that will define the next generation of Canadian aviation.
Welcome aboard, InDro Robotics!
For more information about InDro Robotics, visit www.indrorobotics.ca or to connect with them directly, please reach out to [email protected].
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