Volatus Aerospace Inc V.FLT

Alternate Symbol(s): TAKOF

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Volatus Aerospace Inc. is a consolidator and integrator of aerial intelligence and logistics solutions. It provides meaningful aerial solutions for end users across various industries using both piloted and remotely piloted aircraft systems. Its services include drone services quote, aerial surveillance, cargo solutions, confined space inspections, drone lidar inspections, drone inspection services, and wildfire services. It provides lidar scanning data acquisition and reality capture services. It integrates the aerial, terrestrial, bathymetric, and subsurface data collection technology and techniques with GIS, 3D, AutoCAD, and lidar software, allowing it to provide intuitive and cost-effective deliverables. Its fleet conducts thorough surveillance operations, ensuring that clients' assets are protected and monitored with precision. It delivers full-scale aerial solutions across a diverse range of industries, including agriculture, construction, energy, public safety, and others.

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