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#USABuilt UAS for Liquid + Granular Applications l Sales: Application UAS l Services: Applications + LiDAR l Supporting Government and Private Operations

Coast to Coast
Joined January 2019
#AMCA2023 - Planning your education sessions for tomorrow? Join the "UAS in Mosquito Control Symposium" to learn how unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) are utilized in operations. The symposium runs from 8:30 - 10 AM (in Carson 3). See you there!
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One of our UAS Pilots, Cody Cash, is attending the FMCA Fly-In this week. He was happy to work alongside the Valent and FMCA crews to demonstrate UAS swath calibrations and characterizations.
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✨Our holiday wishes and appreciation for you! ✨
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We are grateful for our family, friends, and customers. Thank YOU! 🦃 The Leading Edge team will take some time off to enjoy the #Thanksgiving holiday. Offices will be closed on Thursday & Friday.
That's a wrap! We learned a lot and enjoyed catching up with customers and friends at the FMCA Annual Meeting. Florida Mosquito Control Association, congratulations on 100 YEARS with a focus on protecting public health! #FMCA2022 #100yearsold #1920s
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Today we honor our military veterans. We are proud to have Joe Daviss as a UAS Pilot for LEAT. He is an extremely hard worker, with a kind heart and a focus on customer service. Before joining the LEAT team, Joe served nine years in the United States Air Force. #VeteransDay
#DYK LEAT was the first company to receive certification & perform UAS spray applications for agricultural products in vector control, forestry, agriculture, and noxious weed control. Join to learn more about UAS and #AerialApplications! register.gotowebinar.com/reg… #UAS #Drones
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🎃Happy Halloween from the Leading Edge Aerial Technologies team! Contact our team to learn more about aerial applications via UAS to manage pests: LeaAerialTech.com/contact #FireAnts #Mosquitoes #CoconutRhinocerosBeetle
#FridayFlyday 🌱💧 Utilizing UAS to manage aquatic noxious weeds. Canal 90 ft x 4,800 ft 🌴Large trees line both sides 🎯 Hydrilla, Water Lettuce, Crested Floating Heart 💦UAS swath 16-20 ft Why UAS? Relative small acres, sensitive habitat, residential encroachment, affordable.
A few weeks since #HurricaneIan 🌀. Our team completed granular applications via UAS for a few Districts in Florida, left with multiple locations holding excess water. Missions to reduce mosquito populations, especially for emergency response teams and residents working outdoors