Volatus Aerospace Corp. and Drone Delivery Canada Corp. to Collaborate on Commercializing Drone Nesting Stations
Volatus Aerospace Corp. (TSXV:VOL, OTCQB: VLTTF) and Drone Delivery Canada Corp. (TSXV: FLT, OTCQX: TAKOF) are collaborating to commercialize the Volatus Aerieport Drone Nesting Station via DDC's Remote Operations Center. This collaboration follows their planned merger announced on May 21st. The Aerieport will be moved to DDC's Remote Test Site for team training and system integration. This initiative aims to boost equipment sales and introduce recurring service revenue from managed operations. The Aerieport features a drone-agnostic design, solar power options, extreme weather capabilities, and an integrated optical detect and avoid system. This collaboration highlights the strategic synergies between Volatus and DDC, enhancing their managed service offerings globally and setting new standards in drone logistics technology.
- Collaboration with Drone Delivery Canada to commercialize drone nesting stations.
- Initiative expected to boost both equipment sales and recurring service revenue.
- Aerieport features advanced capabilities like drone-agnostic design, solar power options, weatherproofing, and an optical detect and avoid system.
- Managed service offering from DDC's Remote Operations Center.
- Project aims to capture market share and commercialize new technologies.
- Integration into DDC's state-of-the-art remote operating systems.
- Enhances managed service offerings to a global customer base.
- Strategic synergies between Volatus Aerospace and Drone Delivery Canada.
- Potential to set new standards in aerial intelligence and drone logistics technology.
- No specific financial figures disclosed regarding the expected revenue increase.
- Uncertainty remains about the actual market demand for the Aerieport.
- The initiative's success heavily depends on the integration and testing phase which may face unforeseen challenges.
- Potential risks of operational difficulties or delays during the relocation and integration process.
Establishing a Recurring Revenue Stream from the Remote Operations Center
TORONTO, ON / ACCESSWIRE / June 5, 2024 / Volatus Aerospace Corp. ("Volatus") (TSXV:VOL)(OTCQB: VLTTF) and Drone Delivery Canada Corp. ("Drone Delivery Canada" or "DDC") (TSXV: FLT) (OTCQX: TAKOF) (Frankfurt: A3DP5Y) (Frankfurt: ABBA.F) are excited to announce the beginning of a collaboration to commercialize the Volatus Aerieport Drone Nesting Station in concert with DDC's Remote Operations Center. This follows the announcement of their planned merger, initially disclosed on May 21st, and serves to illustrate the united strengths of both companies.
"This is just one of many key revenue generating initiatives we have underway with Volatus Aerospace," said Steve Magirias, CEO of Drone Delivery Canada. "We are mutually focused on capturing market share, bringing new technologies to the market, commercializing our solutions and bringing it all to numerous customers across various geographies and verticals."
To kickstart this initiative, the Aerieport will be immediately relocated to DDC's Remote Test Site for training of their Remote Operations Center team and integration into their state-of-the-art remote operating systems. This strategic move is crucial for demonstrating the Aerieport's versatility through ongoing reliability testing and customer demonstrations. This is expected to boost both equipment sales and introduce recurring service revenue from managed services from the Remote Operations Center.
Strategic Highlights of the Aerieport Integration:
- Fully Managed Service Offering: The Aerieport will be operated as a managed service from DDC's Remote Operations Center, ensuring a comprehensive drone operation service for clients.
- Advanced Operational Capabilities: The center will facilitate extensive drone operations tailored to meet the demands of clients worldwide.
Key Features of the Aerieport include:
- Drone-agnostic design allowing flexibility in drone operations.
- Option for solar power for sustainable and autonomous operations.
- Capable of operating in extreme temperatures.
- Fully weatherproof with an integrated optical detect and avoid system.
- Equipped with a robust 4-sim, 5G modem with satcom option for independent communications.
The relocation of the Aerieport not only underscores the technological and strategic synergies between Drone Delivery Canada and Volatus but also enhances the offering of managed services to a global customer base. This initiative is poised to significantly enhance the recurring revenue stream from DDC's Remote Operations Center, setting new standards in aerial intelligence and drone logistics technology.
About Drone Delivery Canada:
Drone Delivery Canada, based in Vaughan, Ontario, is a leader in the drone logistics sector, recognized for its advanced operational capabilities and extensive experience in managing complex drone operations. Having completed more than remotely operated 7,000 flights, the company is expanding its offering to manage the operation of remotely piloted aircraft in both the cargo and drone service sectors globally.
About Volatus Aerospace:
Volatus Aerospace Corp. is a leading international provider of aerial intelligence solutions, using drones and commercial aircraft. Volatus serves civil, public safety, and defense markets with imaging and inspection, security and surveillance, equipment sales and support, training, as well as R&D, design, and manufacturing. We are focused on introducing green and innovative drone solutions to supplement and replace traditional aircraft and helicopters for long-linear inspections such as pipeline, energy, rail, and cargo services. Volatus is committed to carbon neutrality; the fostering of a safe, equitable and inclusive workplace; and responsible governance.
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Contact Details:
Glen Lynch
Chief Executive Officer
Volatus Aerospace Corp.
glen.lynch@volatusaerospace.com
Steve Magirias
Chief Executive Officer
Drone Delivery Canada Corp.
steve.magirias@dronedeliverycanada.com
SOURCE: Volatus Aerospace Corp.
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