How Spexi Is Building the World’s Largest Aerial Imaging Network—From Vancouver

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How Spexi Is Building the World’s Largest Aerial Imaging Network—From Vancouver

As climate risks rise and infrastructure ages, the demand for real-time geospatial data has never been greater. Enter Vancouver-based Spexi, a startup reimagining aerial imaging through the power of drones. At the helm is CEO Bill Lakeland, a 20-year veteran of the imaging industry who believes the legacy systems of satellites and aircraft no longer meet today’s speed and scale requirements. With a decentralized network of drone pilots and a pla…