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SkyTec Ireland specialises in delivering high definition imagery for use in industrial inspections, roof inspections, archaeology, advertising and much more.
Video - What We Do
SkyTec Ireland has available an upgraded Cinestar capable of lifting the industry standard Canon 5D camera. For broadcast quality film production we use the latest Panasonic Lumix CH4 to record in 4K, a Black Magic Pocket Cinema Camera with full HD Digital Video Downlink. Also available is a Sony NEX 7 digital camera which has been used by many of our film company clients.Click here to see SkyTec Ireland's results.
Working and Living in Beautiful Cork Harbour from SkyTec Ireland on Vimeo.
SkyTec Ireland Services
SkyTec Ireland are licensed by the Irish Aviation Authority and hold the Aerial Work Permission to conduct commercial operations. This is a requirement for any operator of an unmanned aerial vehicle in Irish Airspace who wants to operate commercially or for anyone who wants to put a camera into the sky for whatever reason.
SkyTec UAS Academy
The SkyTec UAS Academy is approved by the Irish Aviation Authority to conduct both ground and flight training in the use of unmanned aircraft. The Academy fulfils the National Regulations pertaining to training requirements and standards of competency that must be attained prior to the issue of an Aerial Work Permission. The Ground School Aeronautical Knowledge Course will enable UAS pilots and associated personnel acquire the knowledge to safely operate unmanned aircraft in Irish Airspace.
SkyTec Ireland IAA and CAA Approved
SkyTec - What We Do
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Latest News
TV3 Port of Cork documentary Part 2 using SkyTec's unmanned aircraft has been delayed until May.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Ug78g4GRSE
SkyTec Ireland recording the sun going down on Electric Picnic 2014
http://www.irishtimes.com/-1.1913549
The Irish Times commissioned SkyTec Ireland to be the first ever unmanned aircraft to capture aerial videos at Electric Picnic.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sc6puY0HOZ8
The 2014 Ring of Kerry Charity Cycle took place on Saturday 5th July and SkyTec Ireland were commissioned by KTOWNMEDIA, based in Killarney, as part of a specialised camera crew to film the event.
The final construction of the tallest wind turbine in Ireland at Ringaskiddy was recorded on aerial video under a contract awarded to SkyTec Ireland.
First ever live broadcast in Ireland via unmanned aircraft was carried out by SkyTec Ireland for TV3
Ireland's first ever live flare tip inspection has been completed by SkyTec Ireland at Whitegate Refinery.
SkyTec Ireland Contact
Contact Steve Slade on 087 2706848 or This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.