Aerial Coboticus and its Aerial Machines (industrial drones for intensive work) are winners of funds to support investment in the nuclear sector and strengthen skills in the nuclear industry.
For its World On Board program, broadcast on its long-haul flights, Air France presents Aerial Coboticus and its integration into the Greater Orly Seine Bièvre area as part of the program. Join us at 1:12 of the video.
[...] Aerial Coboticus is a company that designs and manufactures remote handling drones (a combination of an industrially-designed drone and a robotic arm). Aerial Coboticus aims to make all work areas accessible.
[...] Of the nine cobotics companies and laboratories present at the event, five are dedicated solely to industry or construction. These include Aerial Coboticus, which designs and manufactures remote handling drones[...].
[...] 16 of the 59 applications were selected by the jury. They will share more than 1.4 million euros in regional subsidies to develop their projects. Innovations that will be presented at the 2018 Paris Region Smart Weeks, which brings together events dedicated to new technologies in the Paris Region (Viva Technology, May 24-26, 2018, and Futur.e.s, June 21-23, 2018) [...]
[...] For example, last June, two roofing workers fell from their platforms in the historic center of Rodez (Aveyron). These are tragedies that could be avoided by replacing men with flying drones to carry out difficult, hard-to-reach tasks. Aerial Coboticus, a start-up [...]
[...] Somewhere between the autonomous drone and industrial robotics, startup Aerial Coboticus has designed a new flying machine, the XXL remote-controlled drone. The first presentation of this quadcopter, capable of carrying 14 kg of equipment or tools, will find multiple applications for interventions in hard-to-reach places. [...]
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Aerial Coboticus is 5 years old already! And what a long way we've come from our beginnings in 2015 in the Saint-Maur-des-Fossés city nursery to the present day.
To speed up the manufacture of Aerial Machines, the company has equipped itself with a new CNC router that enables rapid machining and cutting of Aerial Machine parts.
Proven growth potential for industrial drones A developing market Prototype with a payload capacity of 40 kg,
Hors-Série FUTUR.E.S at La Villette from June 21 to 23, 2018 FUTUR.E.S. A positive balance for Aerial Coboticus In the end, 12475 visitors will have passed through
The fund-raising announced in February was successful, and since April our company has had new investors.
After an initial participation in 2016, our investors renewed their confidence with a second capital increase in June 2017. "They make us