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A U.S. drone survey startup has opened an office in Sudbury to better serve mining operations in Northern Ontario and across Canada. Exyn Technologies announced on Jan. 21 it’s located its first international office at the NORCAT Underground Centre in Onaping, where the company will have access to a working test mine and newly constructed offices and meeting space. Exyn develops fully autonomous industrial drones that can fly anywhere. Specifically, they’re designed for environments in which GPS won’t work, such as underground mines. Exyn’s target markets include construction, infrast...

Drone startup opens Sudbury office to service mining industry Exyn Technologies specializes in autonomous drone survey technology Jan 29, 2021 1:00 PM By: Northern Ontario Business Staff A U.S. drone survey startup has opened an office in Sudbury to better serve mining operations in Northern Ontario and across Canada. Exyn Technologies announced on Jan. 21 it’s located its first international office at the NORCAT Underground Centre in Onaping, where the company will have access to a working test mine and newly constructed offices and meeting space. Exyn develop...

Robotics pioneer Exyn expands north with Sudbury office Exyn for mining Credit: Exyn Exyn Technologies, a pioneer in autonomous aerial robot systems for complex, GPS-denied industrial environments, has announced the opening of its first international office in Sudbury. The Canadian expansion includes plans for more real mine environment testing and enhanced customer support for clients in the Sudbury and Northern Ontario mining regions.  Exyn continues its history of innovation with its recent launches of the ExynAero and ExynPAK, which enable customers to collect data efficiently and in ch...

where characteristics such as age and gender are used to determine which advertisements are presented to which customers. In terms of more security-orientated scenarios, Israel has shown keen interest in the technology. Israeli firm AnyVision is at the forefront of development efforts, with that facial recognition “is used by the Israeli military at border crossing checkpoints, where it logs the faces of Palestinians crossing into Israel” and that it is “secretly used … throughout the West Bank … to monitor the movement of Palestinian residents.” Of course, no human would be ab...