In one of the last episodes of 2022, Andrew interviews Tracy Lamb, CEO of Quantum AI. Tracy has had an interesting pathway to the uncrewed industry, beginning in crewed aviation with over 7000 flight hours. Tracy is also an ISO Certified Aviation Safety & Compliance Lead auditor and has conducted over 100 Audits on UAS operations around the world. Building upon her experience as an industry leader, Tracy is the founder and CEO of Quantum AI - a soon-to-be launched company leading the implementation of artificial intelligence in the uncrewed sector. In this episode, Andrew and Tracy discuss where the industry is headed and any challenges and barriers that it faces. Enjoy!

An international guest on the podcast today with Ryan Walsh, Founder and CEO of Valqari. Ryan has a remarkable background and career, from the deserts of Afghanistan and Iraq as a Ranger, to now the Founder and CEO of an innovative organisation looking to reimagine the last mile delivery.  Since 2017, Valqari has been providing the missing piece in the drone delivery process. Their Drone Delivery Station provides a safe and secure landing area, removing the need for any sender or receiver to actually touch a drone. During the podcast Andrew and Ryan talk about Ryan's background, where Valqari came from, barriers to adoption, use cases and what the future looks like.  Enjoy!

A special episode on the Drones for Good podcast this week as Andrew interviews the founder of Royal Robotics and Red Dirt Robotics, Jameson Harvey. Red Dirt Robotics aims to provide STEM opportunities across rural and remote areas of Australia, focusing initially on the Northern Territory and Western Australia.  Jameson is passionate about providing these opportunities to all student across Australia, regardless of location, to ensure everyone has the same opportunities. At only 18 years of age, Jameson identified this shortfall, bought a car and some robots, and started teaching across these schools. A fantastic initiative, worthy of our collective support. Please head across to https://royalrobotics.com.au/red-dirt-robotics to check our what Jameson is up to. Thanks for taking the time Jameson, and good luck on your adventure! Enjoy.

On this weeks episode of the podcast, we're really lucky to have Paul Wimsett - Chief Remote Pilot for the Western Australia Police Force. With the largest non-federated policing jurisdiction in the world, it's no surprise that WA Police are using drones to great effect.  During the podcast we talk all things policing and drones, the future of policing and Paul's outlook on the industry. Thank you to Paul, and WA Police, for taking the time to chat. Enjoy

** UK Tour, Leg 2 - Flare Bright ** On this episode on the Drones for Good podcast, we're headed on our second leg of our UK Tour! Today, Andrew speaks with Dr. Kelvin Hamilton (Chief Executive Officer) and Chris Daniels (Chief Commercial Officer) of Flare Bright.  Flare Bright builds complex simulation models of the entire 3D aerial environment. They model all types of uncrewed aircraft that fly in them and use machine learning integrated with this to solve sensing, navigation, control and optimisation problems. This allows organisations to test and evaluate rapidly and solve problems in a simulator, not in the expensive real world.  Andrew chats with Kelvin and Chris about all things business and start-ups, coupled with some in depth discussion around their specific products.  You can find more information regarding Flare Bright at: https://flarebright.com or https://www.linkedin.com/company/flarebright/  Enjoy!

Welcome to the Drones for Good - UK Tour 2022 On the first week of the Drones for Good Podcast - UK Tour, Andrew chats with Charles Tavner, CEO of Flylogix. Flylogix is an amazing UK based organisation that is conducting BVLOS operations over hundreds and hundreds of kilometers in support of various industries. Andrew chats to Charles about his background and how he ended up at Flylogix, current Flylogix operations and where he thinks the industry is heading.  You can find more information on Flylogix at: Flylogix – Beyond the horizon We have more guests to come from our UK Tour - keep an eye out!  Enjoy. 

In this episode of the Drone for Good podcast, Mirragin's Andrew Crowe catches up with Aviassist's Founder & Managing Director, Ross Anderson. Aviassist is a leading RPAS training provider, with offices across Australia.  During the episode, Andrew chats with Ross about all things RPAS training, and the future of the industry. Excitedly, this episode was recorded at the AAUS RPAS in the Australian Skies National Conference, in Canberra where Ross and his team took home the Education and Safety Award at the AAUS Gala Dinner. Congrats to Aviassist!  Enjoy. 

WE. ARE. BACK. for 2022! Season 4 is here, and we start with Isaac Palmer from AVCRM. AVCRM provides an online operations platform for business of all sizes to manage their RPAS operations. They also operate a separate platform to manage a tonne of aerodromes across Australia. Pretty neat!  This episode was recorded live at the Australian Association for Uncrewed Systems (AAUS) National Conference in Canberra, where AVCRM won the Industry Champion award in the Innovation - Operations category at the Gala Dinner. Andrew and Isaac talk all things AVCRM, RPAS and where the industry is headed. Congrats to AVCRM on your award! Well deserved! We have so many awesome guests lined up this year, including a 'UK Tour' to kick off shortly! Enjoy!

Our last episode for 2021, and what a cracking guest! On this episode of the podcast, Andrew chats with Stefan Hrabar – CEO and and Co-Founder at Australian organisation, Emesent. Stefan has a PhD in Computer Science from the University of Southern California and he has been adding sensing and autonomy to drones for over 17 years. Stefan has extensive experience in vision and lidar-based UAV obstacle avoidance, UAV path planning algorithms, UAV mission planning tools, and 3D visualisation of UAV-collected data. For those that don’t know Emesent (and it’s likely not many people), Emesent is a world-leader in drone autonomy, LiDAR mapping, and data analytics. Andrew chats with Stefan about the history of Emesent and the recent contribution to the outstanding efforts of the Data61 / CSIRO team in the DARPA SubT Challenge. To commence our 2022 year, we will be conducting a ‘UK Tour’ to highlight some outstanding UK organisations. Have a safe and Merry Christmas! Enjoy.

On the second last episode of the year, Andrew sits down with Aero Leplastrier from GeoScience Australia. Aero is a Marine Geoscientist and his current role is centered on the program design and delivery for the AusSeabed initiative—a national seabed mapping program led by a consortium of government, private, and academic entities. It involves stakeholder management and engagement, strategic program design, strategic communication, logistics, program support, and agile project management.  Andrew chats with Aero about all things seabed mapping, including the current and future use of uncrewed systems to achieve these outcomes. Enjoy!

A live interview from the World of Drones and Robotics Congress with Sue Keay from the Queensland AI Hub. Sue has also been the driving force behind the Robotics Roadmap, that is due to release TODAY, at the World of Drones and Robotics Congress. 

A live interview from the World of Drones and Robotics Congress with Martin Gibson from the Queensland Fire and Emergency Services (QFES). Martin is the Air Operations Officer at QFES and talks all things drones in emergency services. 

Australian's are known for their ingenuity, innovation and know-how, right?  Well a special bunch of Australians have taken this to the next level! On this episode of the podcast, Andrew sits down with Dr. Navinda Kottege, acting Group Leader of CSIRO's Data61's Robotics and Autonomous Systems Group and leader of Team CSIRO in the DARPA SubT Challenge.   Andrew and Navinda talk all things DARPA SubT Challenge. The DARPA SubT Challenge is a world-wide challenge with brilliant and amazing teams from all over the world competing for a first prize of $US2 million to continue their research. Team Data61 held their own, however you'll need to listen to the podcast to hear just how amazingly they did!  Once again, thanks for listening to the Drones for Good Podcast. If you enjoyed the show, don't forget to subscribe to the podcast and give it a rating.   Enjoy! 

To get around, do you want to drive, take public transport, get an Uber, or do you want to just fly? Well the latter may be closer than you expect.  On this episode of the podcast, Andrew speaks with Clem Newton-Brown, OAM. Clem is the CEO and Founder of Skyportz. Skyportz is focused on the facilities and infrastructure side of 'drone taxis' - technology is fantastic, however how will this industry exist without places to take off and land!  Andrew discussed with Clem the background and future of Skyportz, including their recent capital raise, important deal with Electra.Aero and the future of the industry.  Enjoy!    *Note, we apologise for some connectivity issues during the podcast. COVID continues to throw curve balls, and there are times when the virtual connect isn't great. We plan to have Clem back on in the coming months, and will ask a few additional questions at that point.  

Is it a bird? Is it a plane? Well, kinda! It's a delivery drone!  On this episode of the Drones for Good podcast, Mirragin's Andrew Crowe chats with Jesse Suskin, Head of Government Relations and Public Policy for Wing Australia. Most listeners would be aware of Wing Australia and the ground breaking work they have been doing in drone delivery in both Canberra, ACT and Logan, QLD (south of Brisbane).  During the episode they cover:  Jesse's background and how he came to be living in Aus  Wing's background  Current operations  The recent drone delivery interaction with an Australian Raven  Noise issues  The future of Wing and drone delivery in Australia  Once again, thanks for listening to the Drones for Good Podcast. If you enjoyed the show, don't forget to subscribe to the podcast and give it a rating.   Enjoy 

This week on the Drones for Good podcast, Mirragin's Andrew Crowe chats with Richard Nichols. Richard is the founder of Airwards, an online awards platform which champions the groundbreaking and impactful work by drones. Talk about drones for good!  Started in 2020 with over 20 judges (including Mirragin's Will Stamatopolis!), the event is not-for-profit so that integrity is maintained. While Sponsors can enter, they cannot enter the category that they sponsored.  There are five categories including:  Technology,  Operations,  Support Services,   Industry/Field,  Giving Back.  There is also a special 'People's Choice' category! Head across to https://www.airwards.online to check out the previous winners and more information on the awards!  Enjoy.  

The Australian Drone industry is expanding and the recent capital raise by Carbonix is a perfect example. Carbonix recently raised  AU$6.3 million in late seed funding.  The round, which was oversubscribed, includes listed Defence aerospace manufacturer Quickstep Holdings Limited (ASX: QHL) (“Quickstep”) who invested $1M - adding a strategic dimension to the mix of individuals and small funds taking up the opportunity.  This week, Mirragin's Andrew Crowe had a chat with Chief Technology Officer and Founder of Carbonix, Dario Valenza. Andrew and Dario discuss: Dario's background, and how he got into the drone industry (through competitive yacht sailing boat design!), the recent capital raise, Carbonix's technology 'Drones as a Service', and what's next for Carbonix.   It's amazing watching this fantastic, maturing and industry grow! Enjoy! 

Sustainability within the autonomous and uncrewed industry is gaining momentum, and Sunbirds is here to take advantage! Based on France, Sunbirds has a unique capability offered based around uncrewed systems powered by the sun, using solar. Their aircraft can fly for over 8 hours maximising the sun, which is why they are focused on industries looking to cover large spaces such as Australia and Africa.  In this episode Andrew chats with Amy Lepinay from Sunbirds about their capabilities, achievements and where to for the organisation.  Enjoy! 

We're all focused on the Olympics right now, right? But what is the future of sport? I think we've found part of the puzzle.   On the podcast this week, Mirragin's Andrew Crowe has a chat to Zak Martin-Taylor. Zak is the founder of Townsville-based 'Rising Sun FPV', one of Australia's first companies focused on supply of racing drones, spares and supplies. Also, Zak is the organiser of the 2021 Australian X Class Open – a drone racing competition with larger-than-expected drones (up to 1 metre, flying at 200 km/h!).   Andrew and Zak talk about the upcoming 2021 Australian X Class Open, to be held in Townsville over 21 – 22 August 2021, and why you should be there! They also discuss the past, current and future of drone racing and whether we'll see drone racing at the Brisbane 2032 Olympics!   Enjoy! 

There are many and far use cases for drones in many applications. One that has had recently and gain public attention due to unfortunate helicopter accidents is the use of drones across various aspects of power provision, particularly in string powerlines. Enter – Infravision.  Through the use of intelligent partnerships, ingenuity, innovation and good old fashion know-how, Infravision have cracked this problem. Mirragin's Andrew Crowe chatted to Josh Williams (Director of Aviation) and Paul Crawford (Director of Operations) to discuss Infrasvision's past, current and future prospects. They discussed the problem-set that Infravision is seeking to solve and how their aircraft are being used. They also discussed some misconceptions in 'replacing' of pilots and how they are working together with helicopters. Additionally, they briefly discussed the economics of this type of employment (it's more than just the drone!).   Thank you Infravision!  Enjoy.  

There are some amazing people, and some amazing organisations in Australia (and across the world) who are absolutely using #dronesforgood. In this episode, Mirragin's Andrew Crowe chats to Dean West, Senior Pilot for Disaster Relief Australia (DRA). DRA is a volunteer organisation with a mission focused on using the skills of our veterans, and other in the community, to rapidly deploy across the world in the wake of natural disasters. Andrew chats with Dean about all things DRA, their role and primary missions. They discuss platforms, technology, case studies and drone uses and barriers to greater use. A fantastic quote came from this episode "professionalism builds trust". A great episode if you're interested in the use of drones in support of disasters and disaster recovery. If you'd like more information on Disaster Relief Australia, please visit https://disasterreliefaus.org. Enjoy!

Meg Kummerow (https://www.linkedin.com/in/megkummerow) is an impressive part of our industry, a leader in new and emerging technology adoption in agriculture and a fantastic leader. Coming from the country, and now living outside of Toowoomba, Meg is empowering, educating and helping our farmers, and those who live off the land, to integrate and use drones and other robotics systems.  During this episode Andrew Crowe chats with Meg about all things technology in agriculture, technology case studies from the country, barriers to greater adoption and agTech future. We also briefly discussed the upcoming World of Drones and Robotics Congress, to be held in Brisbane in August. Meg founded both Fly the Farm (www.flythefarm.com.au) and Robot Farm (www.robotfarm.com.au); two very different organisations however both focused on agriculture. Fly the Farm is focused on delivering drone solutions for a more productive agriculture; focused on outcomes such as productivity, profitability & sustainability. She has a particular interest in aerial spraying and assists clients through the process of establishing these new capabilities. Robot Farm is focused on Cultivating STEM experiences for Australian kids, particularly kids from the country who may miss out on some STEM experiences. Not only does Robot Farm provide STEM experiences, but also provides support and resources for teachers and parents. Impressively Meg is also: Vice Chair: Australian Summer Grains Conference Committee Member: Australian Sunflower Association Independent Director and Executive Officer: Grains Research Foundation Ltd.  Enjoy!  

In keeping with our diversified approach to bring your stories from all types of industry, today we shift to the bush to speak to the hugely qualified and experienced Will Wilson. Will is on the Board of Directors for AgForce and is a Commodity President for Cattle. Further, Will is also the Manager of the Calliope Cattle Company, who currently run about 15,000 head of cattle on the 4th generation property in Central Queensland.  Andrew talks to Will about all things "AgTech" and nextgen, sustainable farming; something Will is extremely passionate about.  As mentioned, Will is a Director for AgForce. AgForce (www.agforceqld.org.au) is the peak organisation representing Queensland's primary producers. They exist to ensure the long-term growth, viability, competitiveness, and profitability of broadacre industries of cattle, grain, cane, sheep and wool in Queensland. Enjoy. 

When you turn on a tap, or the shower, or flush the toilet, do you ever think how complex water management is behind the scenes? According to Senthil Kumar - Innovation Leader at Urban Utilities, it's more complex than you think!  During this episode, Mirragin's Andrew Crowe talks in depth with Senthil about the use of autonomous and unmanned systems to provide clean and safe water to your homes. He also provides some insight into Urban Utilities innovation, R&D and key partnerships.  If you work within utilities, or want to work within utilities, this is a must listen! Enjoy. 

Welcome to Season 3! And welcome to 2021! We're really excited to kick off 2021 with a huge guest from one of Australia's largest mining companies. Andrew was lucky enough to spend some time today with Gavin Gillett of Rio Tinto. Gavin is part of Rio Tinto's forefront group looking at future technologies and strategy. He has been a huge part of Rio Tinto's autonomous/automation strategy and was their Chief Pilot and UAV SME. He talks all things Rio Tino technology, including about an innovative and exciting upcoming project involving emerging technologies (tip: near space!).  Given Gavin's experience as a customer of drone suppliers, he also provides his thoughts on what our industry can do. If you're part of the unmanned/RAS-AI community and want to understand what it is that your potential customers are looking for from drone suppliers, you need to listen to this!  Gavin also agreed to a Rio Tinto episode 2, so keep an eye out for that! Enjoy.

How do we trust trusted systems? How do we assure systems? What ethics base do we use? During the recent World of Drones and Robotics Congress, Andrew Crowe had a long chat with Kate Devitt. Kate is the Chief Scientist of the Trusted Autonomous Systems Defence Cooperative Research Centre (TASDCRC), located here in Brisbane, Queensland. Kate is hugely experienced with unmanned and autonomous systems, as both the TASDCRC Chief Scientist and Adjunct Associate Professor at UQ. Kate uses her expertise in philosophy (epistemology, cognitive science and ethics) to interrogate and build autonomous systems that incorporate ethical, legal, and regulatory structures to achieve social license to operate and trusted adoption. The conversation quickly moved to trusting trusted systems, assurance and ethics before Kate turned the tables and asked questions of Mirragin Unmanned Systems! Enjoy!

During the recent World of Drones and Robotics Congress, Andrew had a chat with Dawid Preller, Phd. Dawid is the Chief Technology Officer of Australian Droid and Robot. Australian Droid and Robot provides innovative, Australia-owned, sovereign capability to assist with keeping people safe and increasing efficiencies. From Australian Droid and Robot: Australian Droid + Robot (ADR) offers a number of products and services based on our extensive experience in remotely operated vehicles, from remote inspection of inaccessible areas to the design and construction of specialised ground and aerial robots. Be it the inspection of a seized raisebore, the remote laser scanning of an inaccessible area or projects requiring remote data collection, ADR can use their existing fleet or design, build and operate custom vehicles to satisfy your requirements. Hugely impressive capability and technology from an Australian company - please enjoy!

Leonard Hall from Freespace is the first guest to join Andrew at the desk at the World of Drones & Robotics Conference in Brisbane Australia. Leonard speaks about the company he co-founded and what the company is working towards within a 10 year timeframe.

Speaking from Seoul in South Korea, Fran takes us through the Doosan journey so far and the work they've done and their expansion plans moving forward into 2021 and beyond.  Hydrogen Fuel Cells in unmanned systems isn't something we hear often and the technology around it is fascinating. Tune in to hear from Fran and more about the 'Power for Tomorrow'.

There are a number of barriers to wholesale implementation of unmanned systems; see and avoid systems are one of them. Luckily for us, Iris Automation is working to fill this gap! In this episode Mirragin's Andrew Crowe sits down (virtually) with Aaron Rodger from Iris Automation to discuss all things drone 'see and avoid systems. Potentially a game-changer for our industry, Iris Automation has a brilliant and capable system. Have a listen and see what you think! Enjoy.

Wow! What an episode! Episode 3 of the Season 2, Special Season focusing on the World of Drones and Robotics Congress (WoDRC) is avaiable. WoDRC is being held in Brisbane, Queensland over 12 & 13 November 2020. This will be the only in-person drone related conference/congress in 2020 - so you better get along! Today, Mirragin's Andrew Crowe interviewed Loon's David Hansell. David is Loon's Global Head of Aviation Regulation and Policy. An interview covering the background and 'problem statement' of Loon, technical aspects of the Loon operation, operational and policy issues and finishing with some details regarding the upcoming World of Drones and Robotics Congress. Enjoy - and see you at the Congress!

World of Drones and Robotics Congress (WoDRC) Special Edition: Season 2: Episode 2 This episode Andrew speaks with Nicci Rossouw from Exaptec who is is deep in the robotics field. Nicci talks about all things robots and how robotics are helping the next generation learn and absorb through STEM and how robots are as far reaching as medical sterilization practices.                

Season 2 is our special season, showcasing the World of Drones and Robotics Congress (WoDRC). The WoDRC is to be held in Brisbane over 12 and 13 November 2020 at the Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre.  It's only appropriate for our first episode of this special season to interview the Convenor of the Congress, Associate Professor Dr. Catherine Ball! Andrew chats with Catherine about all things drones and they also discuss the upcoming congress. If you're not planning on attending, you should!  We're pleased to offer our listeners 30% off Congress tickets! Use code: D30PC at check out.

We've had a really successful Season 1 of the Drones for Good podcast. We're going to have a brief Season 2, which Andrew will present and discuss during this episode before we return to normal episodes in late 2020, early 2021.  Thanks for listening!

From the bush to the Army and back to the bush. Let's chat about drones and agriculture. The quote from Mark Twain “Find a job you enjoy doing, and you will never have to work a day in your life" I feel summarises my conversation with Tristan Steventon of StevTech. Country born and bred then spending a career in Defence, Tristan understands the unique nature of horticulture and broadacre farming coupled with the need and use of usable data to inform decision making and ultimately provide a return on investment (ROI). Tristan believes he's cracked this ROI decision, which we discuss during this episode.  StevTech is impressive. Not only the ridiculously impressive technology, but the honest, trustworthy and hard-working approach to supporting one of Australia's most important industries. We hear 'help the farmers' - get across and see how StevTech is doing that every day. In this episode we also chat farming technology, barriers to success, the future of the industry and how Twitter is being used for common sense, decent and informative discussion on west! You can find StevTech at www.stevtech.com.au or on Twitter @stev_tech Enjoy.

A 'drone testing range', formally known as the UAS Flight Test Range is on target to have the first UAS in the air in October of this year! A potential game changer for the Australian drone ecosystem, it's going to allow the testing of UAS in a cost-effective, purpose built, industry focused facility in the Queensland town of Cloncurry. Tasked with the job of delivering this requirement is QinetiQ Australia! Having been selected by the Queensland Government to deliver the project, Andrew Crowe (virtually) sat down with key QinetiQ project team members Michael Andrae (General Manager Emerging Business) and Jim Parkes (Marketing and Communications) to discuss all aspects of the project. Want to know about the timeline, planning considerations and key aspects of the UAS Flight Test Range? Have a listen. It's an exciting development in our industry! Enjoy.

How do we better the unmanned system industry? We collaborate according to Andrew Chapman from AUAV. In this episode of the drones for good podcast, Andrew Crowe (Mirragin) interviews Andrew Chapman (AUAV)!  Some fantastic take-aways: Collaborate, collaborate, collaborate: trust each other and work together. Work out what you're good at, be the best, and work with others for other aspects. Data, data, data: you fly a drone to gain data to inform decisions, yet people focus so much on the drone and less on the data. Data is key and is the new oil! As Andrew Chapman says "AUAV is a data company hiding inside a drone company". AUAV provides professional aerial mapping, survey and inspection services throughout the country using our cutting-edge drone technology.  Enjoy.

Every industry needs a champion, right? Well the unmanned / remotely piloted / drone / UAS industry has it. Welcome AAUS to the Drones for Good podcast! On this episode, Andrew Crowe hosts Greg Tyrrell. While Greg is the current Executive Director of AAUS, he's also one of the drone industry originals having been within the UAS industry for 25 years! This episode is focused on AAUS as a peak industry body but Andrew also gets some thoughts from Greg on the future of the UAS industry and current barriers. They talk about AAUS, its roles, objectives, events and reason for being. Thank you AAUS and Greg for the industry advocacy and being involved in the podcast. You can find more details of AAUS at: https://aaus.org.au Enjoy!

Who tried to save Outback Joe from 2007 - 2014? Who helped Outback Joe deliver critical medical tests to his Doctor around 2016 - 2018? Who is going to get eyes on an unconscious Outback Joe before emergency services arrive in 2021 (slight delayed, due to COVID-19)? And who won the 2020 AAUS Award for Leadership? The UAV Challenge! An innovative challenge established in the very early days of Australian RPAS development, it has directly contributed to the development of the UAS industry. During this episode, Mirragin's Andrew Crowe chats to Jonathan Roberts about the UAV Challenge; its history, aims, objectives, successes and the future. More details available at: https://uavchallenge.org Enjoy. 

LTCOL Keirin Joyce has been the SO1 UAS in Army Headquarters for the past 3 years. In this role Keirin was the Capability Manager for Army across all UAS. A huge role as I found out! In this podcast I asked Keirin about his time in this role, his major achievements, the Army's lines of operation/effort, technologies, frustrations and also his advice on how industry can best engage with Defence. He also let's slip his all time favourite UAVs (there's two!) We also discuss a fantastic industry organisation called the Australia Association for Unmanned Systems (AAUS). If you're not aware of AAUS or want more information, check them out at www.aaus.org.au. A special thanks to Defence Media for approving this podcast to be recorded and released. Thank you! Thank you to LTCOL Keirin Joyce for his support of the Drones for Good podcast and willingness to participate. Thank you! You can find Keirin on Twitter @keirinjoyce Enjoy.

Did you know the Australian Army has a Drone Racing Team!? In this episode Andrew Crowe chats with LTCOL Keirin Joyce about the Australian Army Drone Racing Team; its aims, objectives, history and reason for being. Check out the Australian Army has a Drone Racing Team on Facebook at @AuADRT (https://www.facebook.com/AUADRT/) Special thanks to Defence Media for approving the podcast and allowing it to be recorded. Thank you.  Thank you to LTCOL Keirin Joyce for his support of the Drones for Good podcast and willingness to participate. Thank you! You can find Keirin on Twitter @keirinjoyce Enjoy.

On this episode of the Drones for Good podcast, Andrew Crowe interviews Simon Hooper from Precision Autonomy. Primarily focused around understanding the need, requirement and benefits of drone insurance, Simon also provides some example, case studies and common ways to avoid losses. Enjoy.

Ken is the Co-Founder, Managing Director & Chief Remote Pilot at Freespace Operations. Freespace focus on large-scale, industrial drones for heavy payloads. A perfect example of drones for good! Enjoy. 

Today I sat down with Eric Peck - CEO & Co-Founder of Swoop Aero. 'Drones for Good' is a perfect way to explain Swoop's mission and Eric's vision. We talk about Eric's background, Swoop's current operations and future focus. An amazing organisation conduct life changing operations. Enjoy. 

This is the first episode of the Mirragin Unmanned Systems Podcast: Drones for Good. During this podcast I interview the Mirragin Managing Director, Rob Sutton.