“We have been impressed with the Wingcopter team and the speed at which they have developed the product and built the company. With the support and powerful networks of our investors we are taking a huge step closer to fulfilling our vision of creating efficient and sustainable drone solutions that improve and save lives everywhere.” Poor infrastructure has always been a barrier, especially for healthcare provision, impacting billions of lives – a situation further exacerbated by COVID-19. This chapter of our journey is dedicated to setting up logistical highways in the sky that leapfrog traditional means of transportation. Tom Plümmer, CEO of Wingcopter, stated in a press release: “Our team is driven by tackling the world’s challenges through scalable innovations. To achieve this, Wingcopter combines the scaling methods of the automotive industry with an aviation-grade discipline for quality and safety. The 7,200 square meter (77,500 square feet) site allows for a swift ramp up to mass production to meet a constantly growing global demand.
These services give customers the opportunity to instantly benefit from Wingcopter’s cutting-edge technology and its BVLOS (beyond visual line of sight) flight operations track record on five continents without having to own and maintain a fleet of drones, hire and train pilots, or run operations themselves.Ī portion of the new capital is allocated to setting up a partially automated serial production at Wingcopter’s new headquarters in Weiterstadt, Germany, already home to more than 100 employees. In addition to selling drones, Wingcopter will rapidly expand its drone-delivery-as-a-service offerings.
To further expand its market reach, Wingcopter is pressing ahead at full speed to launch the next generation of its aircraft, a game-changing delivery drone with unmatched technical specifications. It can accurately lower a package through a winch mechanism, or land at the point of destination and return to its origin with new payload. The current model, the Wingcopter 178 Heavy Lift, provides both one- and two-way delivery, covering distances of up to 120 kilometers. In addition, Futury Ventures and Hessen Kapital III participated in this financing round. The financing round was led by Silicon Valley-based Xplorer Capital, a key investor in autonomous technologies, and Futury Regio Growth Fund, a Germany-based growth capital fund focusing on investments in globally scalable business models. At the same time, Wingcopter is well-positioned and ready to establish more partnerships worldwide centering around other fully automated delivery applications. Wingcopter will use the funds to strengthen its leadership in drone-based logistics, focusing on healthcare-related applications, including the distribution of COVID-19 vaccines. same old strategy" - Bauchi Governor's son slams APC for exonerating Buhari and blaming Jonathan for Nigerias security challenges - Linda Ikejiġ0 Things To Know About Late Ex-IGP, Tafa Balogun - Toriġ0-year-old Girl Rescued After She Ran Away From Her Alleged Abusive Mistress In Ebonyi - Toriġ3 people killed, 40 injured in massive fire at Thailand night club (photos/video) - Linda IkejiĢ0 Fishermen Land In Hot Soup After Transporting 13.670kg Of Marijuana From Ghana To Nigeria - ToriĢ0 Ghanaian fishermen jailed for trafficking marijuana to Nigeria.German developer, manufacturer and operator of unmanned delivery drones for commercial and humanitarian applications, Wingcopter has secured $22 million in Series A funding. #WorkWearFashion: Your Ultimate Guide to Chic Workwear Looks Issue 135 - Bellanaija #BBNaijaS7: Nigerians fault Beauty As She Angrily Drags Away Drunk Phyna Who Tried To Join Groovy in Bed - Gistlover
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