Drone Nesting Station: DDC and Volatus Collaborate

Commercializing the Volatus Aerieport Drone Nesting Station to Enhance Global Drone Operations and Market Reach
Vaughan, Ontario-based Drone Delivery Canada Corp. and fellow Canadian aerospace provider Volatus Aerospace Group recently announced a partnership to commercialize the Volatus Aerieport Drone Nesting Station in partnership with DDC’s Remote Operations center. This follows the late May announcement of a merger between the two firms, illustrating the collaborative strengths of the two partner 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 begin the shared initiative, the Aerieport will be taken 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 opportunity will allow for increased testing of the Aerieport system in real-world environments, both improving DDC’s offerings and providing crucial data to inform future iterations of the nesting system. The move is expected to increase equipment sales and provide a valuable and fast-growing new vertical in managed services for the Remote Operations Center.
According to the press release, Strategic Highlights of the Aerieport Integration include:

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.

More information on DDC is available here. More information on Volatus is available here.
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