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Ten Companies Chosen out of 148 global applicants. Ranging from AI for predictive machine maintenance, to digital twins for true autonomous flight, to real-time autonomous data collection for industry, to diversifying pilot training with psychometric assessments, the Aerospace Xelerated cohort is a diverse and varied bunch.

LONDON, January 17, 2022 – Boeing is welcoming 10 new companies to join the third cohort of Aerospace Xelerated, its UK-based startup accelerator whose first two groups have gone on to raise more than £50 million in additional funding and create more than 100 jobs across the country.

We are proud to share the work of Pegasus Imagery, a Canada-based company using the latest drone technology to acquire the necessary data to aid the country’s natural disaster response. Recommended as a resource in our Intelligent Cities Report for the City of Kelowna for their wildfire and flooding management capabilities, AI for Good is proud to uplift companies that are using their technologies for good. We asked them about their mission, the value of sustainable technology, and what they hope for looking ahead.

Developing a new product and service with multiple high‑potential applications in high‑value international markets is a complex business. For […]

Cole Rosentreter taught people how to jump out of planes in the dark. In December 2014, […]

Pegasus Imagery’s CEO, Cole Rosentreter, joins Ann Rohmer on 105.9 The Feed to discuss Pegasus’ backstory, their technology, and how they’re helping First Responders stay safe while fighting wildfires.

In our latest CDP podcast we explore the role that drones, AI driven software and data integration are playing in fire fighting missions. Pegasus […]

Cole Rosentreter is the founder and CEO of Pegasus Imagery, an Alberta-based start-up making drones to fight forest fires. With their 4-metre wingspan, these can collect data and manoeuvre more easily than helicopters. […]

Pegasus Imagery is nominated for two TECTERRA Awards: Most Disruptive Technology; Company of the Year. These awards create a platform to celebrate the leaders and technological disruptions in geospatial […]

An aerospace company based in the Edmonton area is deploying high-tech drones to help firefighters battle out-of-control wildfires. […]

Businesses in the Edmonton Region are using cutting-edge innovation across many fields, including artificial intelligence […]

An aerospace startup company near Edmonton has patented technology it believes can help step up the game of fighting wildfires and other […]

Pegasus Imagery – a local startup that’s using drones to get an upper hand in emergencies – can fly unmanned for hours and at night, potentially changing the fight against wildfires. Cole Rosentreter, the founder, speaks with CBC’s Adrienne Pan.

Cole Rosentreter, CEO of Pegasus Imagery, joins Ryan Jespersen on Real Talk to talk about Artificial Intelligence and the role it plays in data collection and emergency management. To fight wildfires, we need to get ahead […]

Launched in 2018 and headquartered at Villeneuve Airport, Pegasus develops advanced unmanned aircraft and sensor systems to […]

Kongsberg Geospatial and Pegasus Imagery Ltd. announced today that they have signed an MOU to work together to advance the development of safe, autonomous […]

Each year, EY recognizes unstoppable entrepreneurs across the country that are transforming our world through unbounded innovation, growth […]

Last year, Boeing HorizonX Global Ventures, Boeing Commercial Airplanes, and Boeing Canada collaborated with the Canadian Trade Commissioner Service (TCS) to host a program for innovative Canadian startups. 10 AI and aerospace startups were […]

Climate change and natural disasters are increasing in frequency and severity, Pegasus Imagery is tackling this through their unmanned aircraft and sensors to better protect our environment, […]

Villeneuve Airport is pleased to welcome Pegasus Imagery as its newest tenant. Pegasus Imagery designs, manufactures and operates long range autonomous aircraft and sensors to […]

Cole remembered his deployments, and being frustrated by the lack of information. “Firefighters [were] trying to do their job with limited equipment and information, that wasn’t being communicated fast enough.” […]

Pegasus Imagery, an Edmonton-based data and drone company, continues to work hard to bridge the gap between military and consumer applications for drone technology. Their recent […]

CEO of Pegasus Imagery, Cole Rosentreter, sits down with Bryce Lambert to discuss how Pegasus is actively developing the technology and people necessary to create […]

Alberta-based Pegasus Imagery believes it has bridged the technology gap between military and consumer applications. The company provides real-time intelligence and data […]

Veterans Cole Rosentreter, Joshua Richard and John Hryniw have transitioned into civilian life by founding Pegasus Imagery, a company that designs […]

Media attention around commercial drone technology may seem like a Silicon Valley-powered future about to flood global skies but for Pegasus Imagery, an Edmonton-based technology company, the hype may be part of the problem.

In the popular imagination, drones conjure up two opposing images: the cheap and disposable play things of children and hobbyists or the ultra hi-tech and expensive […]