UAV firm revs up with £6 million to roll out methane detecting drone in the U.S.
Summary
Hampshire-based unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) business that uses drones to aid methane detection, Flylogix has raised £6 million funding to fly into new territories. It will also crossover into the biodiversity and renewable energy industries, conducting wind turbine blade inspections for offshore sites. Charles Tavner, CEO, Flylogix, said: “This latest investment will enable us to bring our proven UAV technology to new regions and develop applications to realise the potential of unmanned aerial vehicles. It is a significant moment for the business.” David Hayes, managing partner, bp ventures, added: “We are investing in companies that can help us with our Net Zero ambition and aims. Accurate emissions measurements are the basis upon which mitigation plans are based – we look forward to continuing our partnership with Flylogix as it expands into new regions.”