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








