Drone Maker Delair Inks Sales Deal with Canadian Mapping Fir…

French drone supplier Delair has introduced a gross sales settlement with Cansel, a Canadian supplier of surveying and mapping options. The deal directs gross sales of Delair’s UX 11 long-range drone, with plans to incorporate the corporate’s full product line.

The settlement additionally means Delair fixed-wing drones are actually licensed as compliant by Transport Canada. As a Canadian firm, Cansel is already licensed as a drone operator.

“The Canadian market is an exciting one for UAVs and we see the ability to bring great value to business operations there,” Delair Channel Sales Director Marta Jubero mentioned. “From agriculture to mining, to construction, transportation and oil and gas, our track record of improving efficiencies through insightful analysis of data will be an important part of what Cansel can now offer.”

Headquartered in Toulouse, France, Delair has workplaces in Ghent, Belgium, Los Angeles and Singapore with drone merchandise offered in additional than 70 international locations by a community of resellers.

“Having Delair solutions in our portfolio gives us a wider array of options for helping our clients with their mapping and survey needs,” Cansel Vice President Martin Trudelle mentioned.

“The range and distance of Delair’s UX11, as well as the high-performance functionality of its operational and sensing technology, will allow us to deliver highly effective approaches to aerial data collection that has tangible ROI for companies in many sectors.”

Delair launched the UX11 fixed-wing drone in April. Designed for survey-grade mapping and different industrial missions, the UX11 presents:

  • Embedded international shutter digital camera
  • Intuitive analytics and information reporting instruments
  • Post processed kinematic (PPK) capabilities
  • 2.four GHz wi-fi and 3G/4G mobile connectivity
  • End-to-end system empowering flights of as much as 59 minutes over 500 acres at 400 toes

“The UX11 enables industry-leading performance, GSD and flight range, as well as streamlined maintenance, advantages that all reduce costs,” Delair Geospatial Product Manager Chase Fly mentioned. “The integrated processing capabilities are able to collect, analyze and share data and images in real time and provide users with accurate results that shape critical operational decisions and strategies.”

The firm lately inked a industrial settlement with UAV gross sales/help agency Frontier Precision, launching Delair’s first service facilities within the U.S. whereas additionally offering a brand new home gross sales outlet.

 

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