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Wisk Aero acquires SkyGrid to accelerate airspace integration of autonomous aircraft
Wisk Aero has announced that SkyGrid, an AAM third-party service provider (TSP), will become a subsidiary of Wisk. “Through their strategic alignment, Wisk and SkyGrid will work together to address the critical challenges necessary for expanding safe, efficient, and autonomous flight and collaborate on their shared goal of bringing Wisk’s Generation 6 aircraft to market,” according to a Wisk press release. “Wisk, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Boei
The United States Air Force (USAF), through its AFWERX initiative, awarded $37 million (mdd) to the Skyways Mobility Company for the large-scale production of an autonomous loading drone, now called V3. Skyways reported that the money will be used to complete the prototype production design and
Skyways Lands $37M USAF Contract to Scale Autonomous Cargo Drones
AFWERX funding propels mass production of long-range, heavy-lift uncrewed aircraft Skyways to Transition from Prototype to Full Production Skyways, an Austin-based manufacturer of long-range autonomous cargo drones, has secured a $37 million contract from the U.S. Air Force’s innovation unit, AFWERX. The funding will help Skyways move its V3 cargo drone from prototype to full-rate […] The post Skyways Lands $37M USAF Contract to Scale Autonomous…
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