In-service support for robots built in Canada
AirMetal Robotics systems are supported in Canada through the Remote Robotic Systems service network, so repair, calibration, spares, and training stay in the country where the robots are built.
Canadian service footprint
Support is delivered through the Remote Robotic Systems office network, giving operators regional points of contact for intake, service, and field response rather than a single depot.
Repair, calibration, and warranty
Airframe, payload, and radio repair is performed in Canada. Calibration and functional verification are carried out before return to service, and warranty work is administered domestically.
Spares and consumables
Spares packages are scoped to fleet size and mission tempo, covering propulsion, propellers, batteries, antennas, and payload interface parts. Because production is Canadian, spares availability does not depend on a foreign export decision.
Training
- Operator training on platform handling, payload use, and mesh network setup
- Maintainer training covering field-replaceable assemblies and diagnostics
- Transport Canada RPAS Advanced operations preparation
Through-life and obsolescence
Design authority for AirMetal systems is held in Canada, so component substitutions, firmware baselines, and configuration changes can be managed across a fleet's service life instead of forcing a platform replacement.
Remote Operations Centre
Remote Robotic Systems operates a remote operations capability that supports diagnostics, mission support, and teleoperation workflows for fielded systems.
Arrange support
Tell us your fleet, location, and operating tempo and we will scope a support arrangement.
Contact support