Over the past decade, drone‑based sensing has moved from experimental curiosity to a proven, commercially viable toolset for surveyors, engineers, and environmental specialists. Read more
JBUAS Open Days 2026 demonstrated how advanced drone sensors are transforming geophysical surveying, environmental monitoring, archaeology, construction and other specialist applications.
JBUAS has supported a drone-based GPR survey of Queen Maeve’s Cairn in County Sligo, demonstrating the value of non-invasive UAV archaeology. Read more
Drone bathymetry just got quicker… now survey at 1.5 m/second! It’s official… the long-awaited fin stability system from SPH Engineering is now available from JBUAS. Whether you’re buying a new Echo or require an upgrade of your existing system, get in touch to get your hands on this new setup.
Historic Environment Scotland (HES) invited JBUAS to Stirling, and we were proud to attend their event. JBUAS was able to introduce the audience to various UAV geophysical sensor systems that could be deployed for supporting archaeology projects.
JBUAS is partnering with a leading university to develop an integrated Mag/GPR/Camera system for detecting UXO. The project team hopes to deploy the system in Ukraine and other regions experiencing conflict.
