How a Carleton Entrepreneur is Transforming Geophysical Surveying with Drones | CU@Kanata Talks @CarletonUvideos
How a Carleton Entrepreneur is Transforming Geophysical Surveying with Drones | CU@Kanata Talks  @CarletonUvideos
Uploaded February 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
CU@Kanata Talks is a conversation series highlighting the stories of Carleton students and alumni — their academic journeys, career paths, and the ventures they’re building beyond the classroom.

In this episode, Pablo Arzate, a Master of Entrepreneurship student in Carleton University’s Technology Innovation Management (TIM) program and founder of 3XMAG Technologies, shares his journey from student to startup founder. He discusses how his company is using advanced drone-based magnetometry and radiometry to transform geophysical surveying, what inspired him to pursue entrepreneurship, and how his experience at Carleton helped shape his path.

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