Volcano, Naturally Inspiring - The University of Alaska Fairbanks (UAF) showcases the Aeryon Scout in a promotional video to illustrate use of small Unmanned Aerial Systems (sUAS) for research. UAF has used the Scout in various projects including Ship Based Wildlife Observation, Nome Alaska Fuel Delivery and BP Oil Spill Response.

Sky Futures is a managed service provider for Unmanned Aerial Vehicles - and uses the Aeryon Scout for many commercial applications due to its reliability and all-weather performance, precision imaging, and ease-of-use.

Researchers at the University of Alaska Fairbanks (UAF) are using the Aeryon Scout to capture aerial imagery and create image orthomosaic 'maps' of the ice surface at the entry to the Nome, Alaska harbor. Coordinating with the Alaska Department of Environment and Conservation and UAF, the US Coast Guard icebreaker Healy is escorting Russian fuel tanker Renda into the remote community of Nome to deliver vital fuel supplies.

Imagery from the Scout Micro-UAV, offered by Helios Global Tracking in collaboration with Aeryon Labs. This footage is from an exercise at a major US Army Training Facility in the Pacific Northwest in October 2011. The exercise involved the Military Liaison Units of Vancouver and Calgary Police Departments. The Scout was flown by Helios personnel in support of tactical assault exercises and utilised the 10X optical zoom and FLIR camera payloads