Flying Robots: High Payload Low Cost UAVs and air shuttles
Flying Robots is an innovative company dedicated to create, manufacture and sell all kinds of powered soft wings based automatic systems.
The main objective of Flying Robots soft wing unmanned systems is to answer to the growing market of slow and extreme long endurance observation by UAVs.
The second Objective is to propose the best payload /price ratio.
Flying Robots is a dynamic team composed of creative , skilled and experimented members coming from electronic and flight program research and development, programming, data processing, robotics and aeronautics departments.Flying Robots won the 2004 Anvar competition given by the french Industry Ministry for new and innovative technologies, and is is proud today to have and international scope thanks to clients in a lot of countries over the world.
Flying Robots is also exclusive partner in charge of the flight demonstration in the BSUAV (Border Surveillance by Unmanned Aerial Vehicle) consortium study. This consortium is composed by ALENIA Aeronautica (Italy), DASSAULT-AVIATION (France), EUROSENSE (Belgium), SETCCE (Slovenia), NLR (Netherlands), ROLLS-ROYCE (United Kingdom), SENER (Spain), SAAB Aerosystems (Sweden), THALES (France) and FLYING ROBOTS (France). The purpose of this supporting activity is to present a structured analysis of the potential contribution of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles to peacetime security on European borders.
On the 22nd of June, in the Paris Air Show, Aviation Sans Frontières and Flying Robots, have signed an agreement for the transport, through the FR101, of medicines and equipment in villages far away from local airports in Africa, normally used by ASF.
Flying Robots is also exclusive partner in charge of the flight demonstration in the BSUAV (Border Surveillance by Unmanned Aerial Vehicle) consortium study. This consortium is composed by ALENIA Aeronautica (Italy), DASSAULT-AVIATION (France), EUROSENSE (Belgium), SETCCE (Slovenia), NLR (Netherlands), ROLLS-ROYCE (United Kingdom), SENER (Spain), SAAB Aerosystems (Sweden), THALES (France) and FLYING ROBOTS (France). The purpose of this supporting activity is to present a structured analysis of the potential contribution of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles to peacetime security on European borders.