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Windracers Unveils ULTRA MK2 in London

Windracers ULTRA MK2 cargo UAV brings more power, higher payload, lower cost and more capabilities for middle-mile logistics.

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NBC News Report: Startups race to build bigger, better drones to fight bigger, hotter wildfires

Alexandra Byrne of NBC News writes that developers of autonomous aerial vehicles hope their advancements will soon be deployed more widely, but there are still regulatory and logistical hurdles to clear.

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Aviation Sans Frontières To Use Windracers ULTRA For Delivery of Humanitarian Aid in Africa

Windracers and Aviation Sans Frontières have partnered operate Windracers ULTRA™ to deliver supplies for humanitarian organisations in Africa, starting from early 2025. 

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Scottish Seabird Colonies Unaffected By Windracers ULTRA Flights

Leading ornithologist finds no signs of disturbance among seabirds on Eday, Orkney based on tests in July 2024.

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NORCE Contracts for Windracers ULTRAs for Antarctic Missions

Windracers has contracted to provide NORCE, an independent scientific research institute based in Norway, two Windracers ULTRA aircraft for use in scientific survey missions of the Antarctic.

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Windracers Environmental Selected to Advance in the Prestigious XPRIZE Wildfire Competition

Team Windracers Environmental has been selected as a Qualified Team in XPRIZE Wildfire Track B: Autonomous Wildfire Response. Team Windracers is one of 29 teams selected to advance and compete in the Track B Technical Verification Round.

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Channel 4 News Report: Windracers Part of Green Energy Effort in Orkneys

Channel 4 News visited the Scottish island of Eday to see what our green energy future could look like and while there, met Windracers ULTRA, our low-cost self-flying cargo aircraft.

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Emergency Services Times: Swarms of autonomous drones could be the answer to early detection of wildfires

After spending over 40 days in 2018 fighting wildfires across Lancashire, the service is now testing high tech swarm based drone approaches that can autonomously detect and suppress fires before they spread into uncontrollable wildfires.

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