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Dated May 22, 2026
From May 22 to 24, 2026, AEAC held its national student unmanned-aircraft competition at Area X.O in Ottawa, where nearly 20 Canadian university teams tested sub-scale urban-firefighting drone concepts. The scenario was fictitious and used staff spotters rather than actual beyond-visual-line-of-sight operations, so the event demonstrates talent, sponsor and ecosystem access rather than municipal procurement or fielded capability.
Source: AEAC annual student competition (opens in a new tab)Public record
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AEAC National Student Competition
operator · 2025 competition
Sponsor or operator: Aerial Evolution Association of Canada
Organization role. A practical national competition in which student teams design, integrate and operate unmanned aircraft systems against a documented mission scenario.
Program. A practical national competition in which student teams design, integrate and operate unmanned aircraft systems against a documented mission scenario.
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