The CAA has approved Skyfly’s Axe VCA, a manned aircraft powered by Veronte Autopilot, to perform flight transitions.
Late April took place at the Auvsi Xponential 2019 in Chicago, and Embention was there. This famous trade show gathers the drone market and UAV leaders worldwide.
The event displayed the fame that it boasts, and that’s why international companies with the most reputation in the professional drone’s sector were there joining the show. So many other corporations, like media communication and other industries that work with or invest in aerial systems, were there too.
Embention was in charge of bringing Veronte Autopilot 1x to the aerospace and aeronautics big exhibition that happens there.
UAVs: Theory, Practice, and Exhibition
The Auvsi Xponential 2019 trade show in the main center of Chicago was divided into two parts. Firstly, it was preceded by a few days of information talks and speeches about the new opportunities and discussions about the breaking news in the UAV world, new uses, and regulation.
Secondly, the platforms and product’s exhibition were open to the assistants on the 30th of April until the 2nd of May. The trade fair was an easy way to show everybody how it looks at aerospace technology in the not-distant future. People had the chance to be closer to so many high-performance and state-of-the-art prototypes and platforms.
Auvsi Xponential 2019: Veronte Last Enhancement
At Embention, we have more than 10 years of experience as aerospace engineers; that’s why we don’t stop investing in the improvement of our products. In this new Auvsi Xponential 2019 edition, we showed and shared our very last enhancements and improved version of Veronte Autopilot 1x. Better traceability, quality materials, and a brand new aerospace certification were some of the ingredients that make our autopilots a high-engineering product that is integrated into a growing quantity of huge international projects around the world.
In summary, so many UAV companies joined Embention, and they enjoyed a great debut of projects that compound innovation, R&D, and talent, which were the main topics of the program.
