Airspection provides reliable and safe drone services for hard-to-reach infrastructure.
Our vision is to make remote infrastructure accessible from the air, safely, reliably, and efficiently.
We launch our robust drones from accessible locations, navigate to remote infrastructure and hover to perform detailed inspections, aerial surveillance, and last-minute logistics. Our services improve the safety, reliability, and environmental impact of your operations with numerous benefits, including:
• Efficient and Low-Carbon Inspections: Faster inspections with minimal environmental footprint.
• Empowering Predictive Maintenance: Frequent and consistent inspections for proactive maintenance.
• Reliable Access in Tough Weather: Improved access and pre-season inspections.
• Rapid Post-Storm or Fault Analysis: Swift assessments after adverse weather events or faults.
Our technology is built around durable drones designed to operate long range then hover efficiently in tough weather conditions. At Airspection, we are committed to pushing the boundaries of what's possible in drone technology.
Vision and Values:
• Supportive: We foster a supportive environment, helping each other and collaborating on the bigger picture.
• Reliable: We do what we say, take ownership, and uphold our responsibilities.
• Honest: We believe in transparency and integrity in all our operations.
• Forward-Thinking: We stay ahead with innovative, ethical, and sustainable practices.
• Proactive: We are passionate, agile, and proactive, anticipating needs and addressing challenges swiftly.
At Airspection, our vision extends beyond the offshore wind industry. We aim to apply our expertise to all remote infrastructure, including powerlines, railways, and Search & Rescue operations, setting new standards for safety, reliability, and efficiency.
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Industry
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Engineering Services
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Company size
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2-10 employees
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Headquarters
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Glasgow, Scotland
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Type
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Privately Held
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Founded
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2022
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Specialties
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Drone Inspections, BVLOS, Offshore Wind, Airspace Regulations, and Drone Development