Developed in partnership with Aloft Technologies, based in Syracuse, the Raptor series is designed to meet geopolitical and cybersecurity standards crucial for modern drone operations.

This achievement comes just 33 weeks after the company reached its previous milestone of 2 billion picks, highlighting its swift growth and reinforcing its position as a frontrunner in the warehouse automation sector.

This development is expected to enable multiple UAS from various companies to operate in close proximity while maintaining stable and non-conflicting communications.

This collaboration aims to bolster maritime defense by integrating Red Cat’s drone technology with OPT’s autonomous marine platforms, PowerBuoy® and WAM-V®.

This investment will accelerate the company's growth, enhance its R&D, and expand its global operations.

This approval is crucial for the advancement of beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS) operations, allowing the drone to broadcast identification and location information essential for airspace safety.

Avy has become the first company in The Netherlands to be granted a Light UAS Certificate (LUC) for Beyond Visual Line of Sight (BVLOS) flights, signifying compliance with stringent European Union aviation safety standards.

This development marks a significant milestone as it is the first instance of a drone from a foreign company, and specifically a fixed-wing model, being accepted for the unmanned aircraft class-1 type certification by Japan's Civil Aviation Bureau

The collaboration focuses on integrating advanced LiDAR technology with Sony's drone to cater to professional needs in industries such as construction, agriculture, and filmmaking

The software is aimed at simplifying the creation of work orders, generating product usage reports, and producing comprehensive As Applied and As Covered Maps, thereby addressing some of the most pressing challenges faced by spray drone operators in the field.