Beyond Certification: What SAIL III Means for Australians on the Ground

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Carbonix’s landmark SAIL III certification is a launchpad for missions that keep people safer.

With the pathway to Beyond Visual Line of Sight (BVLOS) operations at scale now open, Carbonix’s long-range drones can make a real difference. In their primary focus area of critical infrastructure surveying, they can now replace helicopters and small planes at scale. This takes the pilot out of harm’s way, delivers better asset information to decision-makers, and reduces interventions in the field, helping to keep the lights on and deliver reliable energy economically.

This piece aired live on Channel Nine also explores applications with a direct positive impact on the public. It touches on earlier bushfire detection and shark surveillance along Australian coastlines – all traditionally carried out by helicopters and light aircraft at great risk and expense, or using smaller drones with very limited coverage and complex logistics.

Watch CEO and Founder Dario Valenza discuss the capabilities that Carbonix’s UAVs unlock on Nine’s Today show below.

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