Service-Drone Flying Smart with VirtualAirBoss™

Service-Drone Flying Smart with VirtualAirBoss™

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San Francisco – MULTIROTOR Service-drone, a European market leader in the field of professional unmanned aerial systems (UAS), announced an agreement with SmartC2 Inc., to distribute the VirtualAirBoss™ business operations software along with Service-drone’s portfolio of UAS models.

Service-drone vehicles together with the VirtualAirBoss is a winning combination,” according to Stephan Feldhoff, board member and VP International Operations, for Service-drone. “Service-drone technology provides the vehicle and the flight controls, and VirtualAirBoss software provides the asset scheduling, data management, and reporting before and after they fly. We believe that our customers will appreciate a comprehensive and elegant software to manage their business operations.”

There is good reason they are a leading drone manufacturer. Service-drone products are widely known for their reliability, unmatched flight stability, and easy maneuverability,” according to Stuart Rudolph, President of SmartC2. Aircrafts of MULTIROTOR Service-drone can securely carry payloads from 1 to 20 pounds (500g to 10 KG) and are capable to operate at heavy weather conditions with winds up to 5 bft (15 m/s) that would keep other drones on the ground.

According to Service-drone managing director, Oliver Knittel, “commercial and government users are using our drones on a daily basis to help them with their business, solve their problems and – last but not least – generate revenue. We believe that integrating the VirtualAirBoss to help customers also manage their business operations will add significant value to our vehicle and flight control product offerings. We believe that VirtualAirBoss will also provide us with a competitive advantage.

Whether our customers are using drones for measurement, inspection, surveillance, filming or other commercial purposes, these operations generate a large volume of data that must be managed properly to result in profitable missions. Service-drone believes that its user-base will quickly adopt the VirtualAirBoss software to manage their flight and payload data effectively.”

This agreement with Service-drones and VirtualAirBoss is evidence that the UAS industry is maturing. Here’s a leading drone manufacturer offering a business tool that will help its customers schedule assets, manage data, simplify reporting, and monetize their drone operations,” says Stuart Rudolph, President of SmartC2.

It’s appropriate that we announce this agreement at the 2015 Small Unmanned Systems Business Expo,” says Phillip von Meyenburg, distributor of Service-drone in the Asia Pacific market, “because it is an event focused on small UAS business, the same topic as our agreement.”

About service-drone.com

Founded in March 2011, MULTIROTOR service-drone quickly became a market leader in the area of professional unmanned aerial systems. In 2013, service-drone acquired its competitor MULTIROTOR and together developed the award winning 4th generation flight control system used in service-drone products today. MULTIROTOR service-drone offers a broad range of commercially used UAS within the 8 to 50 pound (4 to 25 KG) weight class. Designed and manufactured in Germany, MULTIROTOR service-drone products are built to deliver safety, quality and consistency for professional applications. www.service-drone.com

About SmartC2 Inc.

SmartC2 is a North Dakota US business offering the VirtualAirBoss™ (VAB), an easy to use, browser-based solution to help commercial aviation business owners manage business operations from end to end. VirtualAirBoss software provides one place where aviation operators can schedule, manage and report on their entire business process – aircraft, crews, customers, payloads, certifications, analysis and invoicing. Manufacturers use VirtualAirBoss for supply chain management, warranty and repair tracking; and to offer to their customers. Commercial aviation operations use VirtualAirBoss to manage surveillance, inspection, filming, transportation, and workflow management, including capture, storage and analysis of the imagery captured by sensors and cameras. www.virtualairboss.com +1-701-864 2166.

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