If you want to do something different — something people will actually remember — drone delivery is a powerful way to surprise your guests, promote your sponsors, and set your event apart.

Whether you want a few showcase deliveries or a full-day activation, we’ll tailor it to your needs.

Let’s start with CDO. We specialize in golf course drone delivery — cold drinks, prizes, swag — flown straight to players on the course. It’s fast, autonomous, and gets people talking. No pilot with a joystick — just a smart drone doing its job.

Outside of CDO, I work full-time as a systems engineer, manage an Airbnb, train for half-marathons, and find time for friends, family, and sanity.

If you're planning a golf charity fundraiser, corporate golf event, or even a club member experience, let us show you how drone delivery can elevate the day.

It's innovative. It's exciting. And it’s powered by Canadian-made drone AI technology

Every component in our system — the winch, the delivery hook, the fleet software — we designed, tested, and rebuilt ourselves (more times than we can count). Our early prototypes were held together with zip ties and duct tape. We tested winch tension in the stairwell of our home. We’ve crashed, rebooted, and rebuilt — again and again.

There were no off-the-shelf solutions that worked for what we needed, so we made our own. That's still how we operate today.

Get ready to meet Munchie Mk2, the grocery-bot that’s over-engineered, under-budgeted, and probably a little too ambitious for its own good. With an aluminum frame, plywood panels, and hoverboard motors, Munchie isn’t just here to carry groceries—it’s here to make grocery shopping a full-on adventure. In anticipation of the first episode, we’re diving into the unconventional design choices and questionable decisions that went into making Munchie Mk2 the over-the-top grocery assistant you didn’t know you needed. Spoiler: there’s a servo-controlled suspension, and yes, it might be overkill.