List of UK Drone Technology VCs and Angels.

Find your drone technology investor with the full list of UK venture capital investors.
💡 This page highlights the most active investors backing Drone Technology startups in the UK — from early-stage angels to established VC firms investing in drone technology innovation.
🧭 You'll find two preview tables below: one for Drone Technology venture capital firms and one for Drone Technology angel investors, each sortable by cheque size, stage, and focus.
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| Drone Technology Investors | Investment Sector | Location | Funding Round | Contact Details |
|---|---|---|---|---|
![]() Octopus Ventures(14 contacts 🔒) This venture capital firm focuses on investing in sectors such as B2B Softw... | London | |||
![]() Dig Ventures(more info 🔒) This European venture capital firm focuses on early-stage investments in B2... | London | |||
Glasgow | ||||
London | ||||
Morden | ||||
London | ||||
![]() 7percent Ventures(3 contacts 🔒) 7percent Ventures Ltd focuses on backing breakthrough technologies and prod... | London | |||
London | ||||
![]() MML Capital Partners(2 contacts 🔒) MML Growth Capital Partners, founded in 1988, is a venture capital firm wit... | London | |||
London | ||||
London | ||||
![]() Cardiff Capital Region(3 contacts 🔒) The firm focuses on three interconnected investment priorities: Innovation,... | Cardiff | |||
![]() Gresham House Ventures(20 contacts 🔒) Gresham House Ventures focuses on scaling high-growth businesses across hea... | London | |||
London | ||||
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Drone technology investors back startups building autonomous or remotely operated aerial systems and the software that powers them. These companies focus on unmanned aerial vehicles, sensors, mapping, inspection, delivery and real-time data collection across physical environments.
Drone technology sits at the intersection of robotics, aviation, AI, computer vision and infrastructure operations. Growth is driven by labour shortages, the need for safer inspections, real-time monitoring, automation of physical tasks and increasing regulatory acceptance of autonomous flight.
Governments and emergency services using aerial monitoring for policing, rescue and disaster response
Energy, utilities and infrastructure operators inspecting assets such as power lines, pipelines and wind farms
Agriculture, construction and logistics companies automating surveying, mapping and delivery operations
Autonomous or remotely piloted drones for inspection, mapping or transport
Sensors, cameras and payload systems for environmental or structural analysis
Fleet management platforms for remote operations and compliance
AI software turning aerial imagery into actionable operational data
Monitoring infrastructure such as railways, bridges or energy networks
Performing agricultural crop analysis and precision spraying
Delivering medical supplies or lightweight packages in urban or remote areas
Creating digital twins and 3D site models using aerial mapping
Skyports builds drone delivery networks and urban air mobility infrastructure, operating medical and logistics delivery services in the UK and internationally.
Altitude Angel develops airspace management and traffic control software that enables drones to safely operate beyond visual line of sight.
Windracers builds heavy-lift autonomous cargo drones designed for long-range logistics and operations in remote environments.
Flylogix operates autonomous drone inspections for offshore energy infrastructure, reducing cost and risk compared to traditional helicopter surveys.
Several UK startups within the professional drone ecosystem develop surveying, inspection and mapping solutions across construction, mining and environmental monitoring.




