Airobotics, an Israeli company held by Ondas Holdings, specializes in manufacturing and operating autonomous drone systems and solutions for government, industrial, and commercial applications. Their systems provide automated data capture and analysis, along with other unmanned aerial services, operating 24/7 without human intervention. Airobotics aims to be a leading provider of unmanned systems as mission-critical aerial infrastructure for governments and commercial entities. Their solutions cater to complex environments in sectors like Smart City, Defense, Homeland Security, and Industrial Services.
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The CASA authorization follows the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) granting airworthiness Type Certification to the Airobotics Optimus-1EX system.
The FAA Type Certification for Airobotics simplifies continuous operational approvals for a variety of flight operations, including fully autonomous missions.
Airobotics' automated drone platform, the Optimus System, is designed for on-demand 24/7 aerial data operations in complex environments.
Optimus is completing Type Certification by the FAA, enabling Airobotics and Skyfire to operate BVLOS in expanded, complex environments.
The partnership will utilize Skyfire’s domain experience and customer relationships along with the technology and expertise of Ondas Autonomous Systems' business units American Robotics and Airobotics.
The FAA published airworthiness criteria notices in the Federal Register for 3D Robotics, Airobotics, Amazon, Flirtey, Flytrex, Matternet, Percepto, Telegrid, Wingcopter, and Zipline.