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24.01.2022 Great aerial footage

23.01.2022 What to expect when on a IRATA Rope Access training course with 5th Point, Sydney, Australia A little sweat

22.01.2022 We're loving the #dronesforgood stories coming out of Texas over the last several dayswatch this recent segment by ABC News to learn more about how drones have... been helping with disaster relief following Hurricane Harvey. This is an incredibly hard time for lots of Americans, but we are glad that drones are on the scene, helping people, and that these stories are making their way into the public eye.

21.01.2022 Last testing done. All safety systems working. ACI Drones now can carry out Advertising. Contact us to discuss how we can advertise for you

21.01.2022 ***Attention all certified drone operators*** Weve increased restrictions for flying in Sydney Harbour from daylight hours to 24 hours, or H24. This means pe...rmission is required from our Sydney Region Office everytime you want to operate in R405AB, regardless of existing night approvals. See more

20.01.2022 Were loving the #dronesforgood stories coming out of Texas over the last several dayswatch this recent segment by ABC News to learn more about how drones have... been helping with disaster relief following Hurricane Harvey. This is an incredibly hard time for lots of Americans, but we are glad that drones are on the scene, helping people, and that these stories are making their way into the public eye.

20.01.2022 Lessons learnt for us all, check conditions havent changed and assume nothing

19.01.2022 Site seeing in the Pilbara.

19.01.2022 Its always worth keeping an eye out

19.01.2022 ACI Welcomes the M600 to its team

19.01.2022 Iron Ore train, approximately 2.5km long, Karratha in the Pilbara

18.01.2022 We take safety seriously. We use the right drone for the right job and dont compromise on safety. It was lucky nobody was seriously hurt

16.01.2022 It official ACI Drones is now up and running. Flying the bigger drones, able to take bigger payloads.

16.01.2022 The Pilbara on the night of the brightest moon

15.01.2022 7 News at 6pm: The dramatic world-first rescue using a drone in dangerous surf to save two boy's lives. Statement by Surf Life Saving NSW: Lifeguards from the A...ustralian Lifeguard Service were preparing for a training session to familiarise themselves with the UAV equipment that is forming a key part of a new partnership between the NSW Department of Primary Industries (DPI) and Surf Life Saving NSW as part of the government’s $16 million shark mitigation strategy when a call came through of two distressed swimmers. At about 11:30, two men were swimming in powerful surf conditions approximately a kilometre north of the patrolled area when a member of the public noticed that they were having difficulty in the 3 metre swell. Lifeguard Supervisor Jai Sheridan, the 2017 NSW Lifeguard of the Year, was piloting the UAV at the time, immediately responded and was able to locate the swimmers within minutes of the initial alert. In a world first real life situation, he dropped the rescue pod to the swimmers, who were able to cling onto it and make their own way to shore where they were met by lifeguards from Lennox Head who had raced to the scene in an ATV. The pair were fortunately unharmed from their ordeal apart from showing signs of fatigue. The Little Ripper UAV certainly proved itself today it is an amazingly efficient piece of lifesaving equipment and a delight to fly, said Jai Sheridan. I was able to launch it, fly it to the location, and drop the pod all in about one to two minutes. On a normal day that would have taken our lifeguards a few minutes longer to reach the members of the public, he said. Westpac Little Ripper CEO, Mr. Eddie Bennet said this drone technology and payload ability has been 3 intensive years in development to enable this world first in a drone rescue that occurred today. "The Westpac Little Ripper’s rescue today of the 2 young swimmers, in the 3 metre dangerous swell, clearly illustrates the benefit of this cutting edge technology in such a time critical emergency situation. It works and Australia is leading the world in this technology, said Mr Bennet. The investment by Westpac in allowing the development of the Westpac Little Ripper, is the new generation of rescue services, he said. The NSW Department of Primary Industry were delighted that the UAV technology has proved itself in a rescue situation in addition to its function as a research tool to assist scientists researching marine activity off Northern NSW. "We are excited the technology was able to be put into action today and it's a great result following more than 18 months of trials that have explored how drones can be used for shark surveillance," said Department of Primary Industries Director of Fisheries Reasarch, Dr Natalie Moltschaniwskyj. "The NSW Government has provided $430,000 in funding to Surf Life Saving NSW (SLS) for this project this summer. "Research conducted by DPI indicates drones will be an important tool for shark detection on our beaches, and it's great to see the benefits of our research working at Lennox Head today," Dr Moltschaniwskyj said. www.7plus.com.au #Drones #7News

15.01.2022 ACI Drones is proud to announce that the final safety tests for aerial advertising have gone extremely well. With the safety release system exceeding expectations.

15.01.2022 There are dangers everywhere

12.01.2022 Weve fined a recreational drone operator $540 for flying over Sydney Harbour without permission from the controlling authority. A reminder that Sydney Harbour ...and its surrounding areas, including Middle Harbour, White Bay, Rose Bay and the Parramatta River up to the Ryde Bridge, is restricted airspace due to the helicopters and seaplanes that have permission to fly there. All other aircraftincluding dronesare prohibited from flying in these areas unless they have permission from the Civil Aviation Safety Authority. You must also follow other drone safety rules, available at casa.gov.au/drone

08.01.2022 Another application

06.01.2022 Some of the aerial photos we have taken

06.01.2022 7 News at 6pm: The dramatic world-first rescue using a drone in dangerous surf to save two boys lives. Statement by Surf Life Saving NSW: Lifeguards from the A...ustralian Lifeguard Service were preparing for a training session to familiarise themselves with the UAV equipment that is forming a key part of a new partnership between the NSW Department of Primary Industries (DPI) and Surf Life Saving NSW as part of the governments $16 million shark mitigation strategy when a call came through of two distressed swimmers. At about 11:30, two men were swimming in powerful surf conditions approximately a kilometre north of the patrolled area when a member of the public noticed that they were having difficulty in the 3 metre swell. Lifeguard Supervisor Jai Sheridan, the 2017 NSW Lifeguard of the Year, was piloting the UAV at the time, immediately responded and was able to locate the swimmers within minutes of the initial alert. In a world first real life situation, he dropped the rescue pod to the swimmers, who were able to cling onto it and make their own way to shore where they were met by lifeguards from Lennox Head who had raced to the scene in an ATV. The pair were fortunately unharmed from their ordeal apart from showing signs of fatigue. The Little Ripper UAV certainly proved itself today it is an amazingly efficient piece of lifesaving equipment and a delight to fly, said Jai Sheridan. I was able to launch it, fly it to the location, and drop the pod all in about one to two minutes. On a normal day that would have taken our lifeguards a few minutes longer to reach the members of the public, he said. Westpac Little Ripper CEO, Mr. Eddie Bennet said this drone technology and payload ability has been 3 intensive years in development to enable this world first in a drone rescue that occurred today. "The Westpac Little Rippers rescue today of the 2 young swimmers, in the 3 metre dangerous swell, clearly illustrates the benefit of this cutting edge technology in such a time critical emergency situation. It works and Australia is leading the world in this technology, said Mr Bennet. The investment by Westpac in allowing the development of the Westpac Little Ripper, is the new generation of rescue services, he said. The NSW Department of Primary Industry were delighted that the UAV technology has proved itself in a rescue situation in addition to its function as a research tool to assist scientists researching marine activity off Northern NSW. "We are excited the technology was able to be put into action today and its a great result following more than 18 months of trials that have explored how drones can be used for shark surveillance," said Department of Primary Industries Director of Fisheries Reasarch, Dr Natalie Moltschaniwskyj. "The NSW Government has provided $430,000 in funding to Surf Life Saving NSW (SLS) for this project this summer. "Research conducted by DPI indicates drones will be an important tool for shark detection on our beaches, and its great to see the benefits of our research working at Lennox Head today," Dr Moltschaniwskyj said. www.7plus.com.au #Drones #7News

01.01.2022 Lessons learnt for us all, check conditions haven't changed and assume nothing