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2022, May 25th – The Delair Force
https://www.timesaerospace.aero/features/general-aviation/the-delair-force
2022, April 11th – Bastien Mancini, king of drones
https://www.lesechos.fr/industrie-services/air-defense/bastien-mancini-king-of-drones-1399778
2021, April 27th – Labège : le drone hydrogène de Delair retenu
https://www.ladepeche.fr/2021/04/27/le-drone-hydrogene-de-delair-retenu-9512314.php
2021, January 29th – Défi fou des toulousains Delair et Isae-Supaero : créer un drone à hydrogène liquide et lui faire traverser l’Atlantique
Delair, le concepteur de drones toulousain, et l’Isae-Supaero, l’une des meilleures écoles au monde en matière d’ingénierie aérospatiale, s’associent pour concevoir un drone alimenté à l’hydrogène liquide qui pose les jalons de l’aviation bas-carbone de demain.
2020, December 1st – Toulouse. Delair et l’Isae-Supaero vont développer un drone à hydrogène transatlantique
Delair et l’Isae-Supaero vont concevoir un drone à hydrogène liquide qui pose les jalons de l’aviation bas-carbone de demain.
https://www.touleco.fr/Toulouse-Delair-et-l-Isae-Supaero-developpent-un-drone-a,29900
2019, June 4th – Thanks to Drones, French Wine Tastes Better
Winemakers are flying Delair’s sophisticated UX11 drones, laden with custom software that lets them monitor plots for sick plants, predict output and map vineyards down to the size of a grape.
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-06-04/thanks-to-drones-french-wine-tastes-better
2019, May 31st – Delair, espoir français du drone
2019, May 29th -Phenome Networks and Delair Establish Strategic Collaboration
Seed breeders and variety testers will benefit from an integrated and easy-to-use workflow to merge the advanced research data managed in PhenomeOne software with the high-throughput plant data collected by Delair drone solutions
https://seedworld.com/phenome-networks-and-delair-establish-strategic-collaboration/
2019, May 20th – The Delair UX11 Fixed-Wing Fix
Why a multi-discipline firm chose a fixed-wing UAS solution for large-scale surveying and quantities for mines and quarries.
2019, January 31 – Drones for Power Line Inspections
There is a quieter, cleaner, cheaper option for aerial power line inspections: drones.
Paolo Guzzini, Delair’s power and utilities product manager and an expert in utility aviation, explains why fixed-wing drones are the future of aerial-based asset management in the utility market because they offer a range of advantages over other methods, such as helicopters. Fixed-wing drones cover areas not possible or practical by other surveying approaches.
2018, December 10 – Why working with Intel is helping Delair’s drones fly into new markets
French company Delair is shifting deeper into managing drones and the data they produce.
https://www.zdnet.com/article/why-working-with-intel-is-helping-delairs-drones-fly-into-new-markets/
2018, November 18 – Startup Of The Week: Delair
“Software absolutely will be big,” says Michaël de Lagarde, co-founder and CEO of Delair. “Right now, software is kind of negligible. It was about 10 percent of revenue in 2017. In five years, we anticipate it will be the biggest source of revenue. That’s where the value is shifting.”
https://innovator.news/startup-of-the-week-delair-14ba25a583a5
2018, November 5 – PrecisionHawk, Delair Acquisitions Highlight Growing Importance Of Scale In Drone Industry
“Scale is key,” stresses Benjamin Benharrosh, co-founder of Delair. “You need size to have a worldwide footprint.” Size is critical to provide research and development to stay at the forefront of technological development. It is also crucial to provide the full service that large companies need, he said.
2018, October 30 – Failed drone startup Airware auctions assets, Delair buys teammates
French drone services company Delair is buying Airware’s Redbird analytics software and IP, plus the 26 employees who ran it.
2018, October 1st – Automating the Future of Drone Technology with Intel and Delair @ Commercial UAV Expo 2018
Watch the interview with Benjamin Benharrosh, and Anil Nanduri, vice president of the New Technology Group and general manager of Unmanned Aviation Systems at Intel Corporation. They talk about the Intel Insight platform.
2018, September 24th – How drones can help manage the world’s food supply
Blog post by Michael de Lagarde, CEO of Delair. Drones are more than just cool-looking flying objects. Their real value lies in their ability to quickly and efficiently gather and analyze information on assets, geography, infrastructure, environmental trends and other important data that can be used to drive actional business insights.
2018, September 21st – French project to boost hydrogen fuel cells in aircraft
HES is announcing its partnership with France’s leading professional unmanned aircraft builder DELAIR and ERGOSUP, a French start-up developing energy-efficient hydrogen production systems.
2018, September 19th – Delair announces the opening of its first Beijing office, at the World Economic Forum in Tianjin
Delair announced at the Summer Davos the opening of its first office in China, as the company seeks to increase its presence in the rapidly expanding Chinese market. “China is an extremely fast-growing and dynamic market with a wide spectrum of challenges and needs that are well suited to our drone solutions,” said Michael de Lagarde, president and co-founder of Delair.
2018, September 13th – Intel Capital invests in Delair to help French drone maker expand its software platform
According to Delair CEO and cofounder Michael de Lagarde, drone users are now trying to manage the growing volume of data collected. “As the hardware is spreading and getting adopted, the added value shifts to the data processing,” he said. “Because at the end, what the customer wants is actionable business intelligence.”
2018, September 13th – Delair Receives Funding from Intel for Data-driven Drone Software Solutions
2018, September 13th – Intel investit plusieurs millions d’euros dans Delair, le champion français du drone civil
L’entreprise toulousaine Delair, spécialiste du drone pour l’industrie, vient de lever plusieurs millions d’euros auprès du géant américain Intel. Ces fonds vont permettre à la pépite française de développer sa plateforme cloud d’analyse de données.
2018, July 11th – Power to the drones: utilities place bets on robots
Flying robots that can travel dozens of kilometers without stopping could be the next big thing for power companies.
2018, July 11th – Les géomètres veulent prendre la mesure des drones
Les appareils volants sans pilote à bord font drastiquement baisser les coûts des relevés, et ils bousculent la profession. Interview de Chase Fly, expert Géospatial chez Delair
2019, February 5th – Delair launches AI-driven platform for drone data
The release of Delair.ai marks another big step in that transition by providing an analytics tool customers can use directly.
“This will extract useful insight out of masses of data,” said CEO Michael de Lagarde. “It’s very important to provide these industries with an end-to-end solution that really solves a use case. That is what gives a lot of added value to the customer.”
https://venturebeat.com/2019/02/05/delair-launches-ai-driven-platform-for-drone-data/
2019, January 31 – Drones for Power Line Inspections
There is a quieter, cleaner, cheaper option for aerial power line inspections: drones.
Paolo Guzzini, Delair’s power and utilities product manager and an expert in utility aviation, explains why fixed-wing drones are the future of aerial-based asset management in the utility market because they offer a range of advantages over other methods, such as helicopters. Fixed-wing drones cover areas not possible or practical by other surveying approaches.
2018, December 10 – Why working with Intel is helping Delair’s drones fly into new markets
French company Delair is shifting deeper into managing drones and the data they produce.
https://www.zdnet.com/article/why-working-with-intel-is-helping-delairs-drones-fly-into-new-markets/
2018, November 18 – Startup Of The Week: Delair
“Software absolutely will be big,” says Michaël de Lagarde, co-founder and CEO of Delair. “Right now, software is kind of negligible. It was about 10 percent of revenue in 2017. In five years, we anticipate it will be the biggest source of revenue. That’s where the value is shifting.”
https://innovator.news/startup-of-the-week-delair-14ba25a583a5
2018, November 5 – PrecisionHawk, Delair Acquisitions Highlight Growing Importance Of Scale In Drone Industry
“Scale is key,” stresses Benjamin Benharrosh, co-founder of Delair. “You need size to have a worldwide footprint.” Size is critical to provide research and development to stay at the forefront of technological development. It is also crucial to provide the full service that large companies need, he said.
2018, October 30 – Failed drone startup Airware auctions assets, Delair buys teammates
French drone services company Delair is buying Airware’s Redbird analytics software and IP, plus the 26 employees who ran it.
2018, October 1st – Automating the Future of Drone Technology with Intel and Delair @ Commercial UAV Expo 2018
Watch the interview with Benjamin Benharrosh, and Anil Nanduri, vice president of the New Technology Group and general manager of Unmanned Aviation Systems at Intel Corporation. They talk about the Intel Insight platform.
2018, September 24th – How drones can help manage the world’s food supply
Blog post by Michael de Lagarde, CEO of Delair. Drones are more than just cool-looking flying objects. Their real value lies in their ability to quickly and efficiently gather and analyze information on assets, geography, infrastructure, environmental trends and other important data that can be used to drive actional business insights.
2018, September 21st – French project to boost hydrogen fuel cells in aircraft
HES is announcing its partnership with France’s leading professional unmanned aircraft builder DELAIR and ERGOSUP, a French start-up developing energy-efficient hydrogen production systems.
2018, September 19th – Delair announces the opening of its first Beijing office, at the World Economic Forum in Tianjin
Delair announced at the Summer Davos the opening of its first office in China, as the company seeks to increase its presence in the rapidly expanding Chinese market. “China is an extremely fast-growing and dynamic market with a wide spectrum of challenges and needs that are well suited to our drone solutions,” said Michael de Lagarde, president and co-founder of Delair.
2018, September 13th – Intel Capital invests in Delair to help French drone maker expand its software platform
According to Delair CEO and cofounder Michael de Lagarde, drone users are now trying to manage the growing volume of data collected. “As the hardware is spreading and getting adopted, the added value shifts to the data processing,” he said. “Because at the end, what the customer wants is actionable business intelligence.”
2018, September 13th – Delair Receives Funding from Intel for Data-driven Drone Software Solutions
2018, September 13th – Intel investit plusieurs millions d’euros dans Delair, le champion français du drone civil
L’entreprise toulousaine Delair, spécialiste du drone pour l’industrie, vient de lever plusieurs millions d’euros auprès du géant américain Intel. Ces fonds vont permettre à la pépite française de développer sa plateforme cloud d’analyse de données.
2018, July 11th – Power to the drones: utilities place bets on robots
Flying robots that can travel dozens of kilometers without stopping could be the next big thing for power companies.
2018, July 11th – Les géomètres veulent prendre la mesure des drones
Les appareils volants sans pilote à bord font drastiquement baisser les coûts des relevés, et ils bousculent la profession. Interview de Chase Fly, expert Géospatial chez Delair
2019, February 5th – Delair launches AI-driven platform for drone data
The release of Delair.ai marks another big step in that transition by providing an analytics tool customers can use directly.
“This will extract useful insight out of masses of data,” said CEO Michael de Lagarde. “It’s very important to provide these industries with an end-to-end solution that really solves a use case. That is what gives a lot of added value to the customer.”
https://venturebeat.com/2019/02/05/delair-launches-ai-driven-platform-for-drone-data/
2019, January 31 – Drones for Power Line Inspections
There is a quieter, cleaner, cheaper option for aerial power line inspections: drones.
Paolo Guzzini, Delair’s power and utilities product manager and an expert in utility aviation, explains why fixed-wing drones are the future of aerial-based asset management in the utility market because they offer a range of advantages over other methods, such as helicopters. Fixed-wing drones cover areas not possible or practical by other surveying approaches.
2018, December 10 – Why working with Intel is helping Delair’s drones fly into new markets
French company Delair is shifting deeper into managing drones and the data they produce.
https://www.zdnet.com/article/why-working-with-intel-is-helping-delairs-drones-fly-into-new-markets/
2018, November 18 – Startup Of The Week: Delair
“Software absolutely will be big,” says Michaël de Lagarde, co-founder and CEO of Delair. “Right now, software is kind of negligible. It was about 10 percent of revenue in 2017. In five years, we anticipate it will be the biggest source of revenue. That’s where the value is shifting.”
https://innovator.news/startup-of-the-week-delair-14ba25a583a5
2018, November 5 – PrecisionHawk, Delair Acquisitions Highlight Growing Importance Of Scale In Drone Industry
“Scale is key,” stresses Benjamin Benharrosh, co-founder of Delair. “You need size to have a worldwide footprint.” Size is critical to provide research and development to stay at the forefront of technological development. It is also crucial to provide the full service that large companies need, he said.
2018, October 30 – Failed drone startup Airware auctions assets, Delair buys teammates
French drone services company Delair is buying Airware’s Redbird analytics software and IP, plus the 26 employees who ran it.
2018, October 1st – Automating the Future of Drone Technology with Intel and Delair @ Commercial UAV Expo 2018
Watch the interview with Benjamin Benharrosh, and Anil Nanduri, vice president of the New Technology Group and general manager of Unmanned Aviation Systems at Intel Corporation. They talk about the Intel Insight platform.
2018, September 24th – How drones can help manage the world’s food supply
Blog post by Michael de Lagarde, CEO of Delair. Drones are more than just cool-looking flying objects. Their real value lies in their ability to quickly and efficiently gather and analyze information on assets, geography, infrastructure, environmental trends and other important data that can be used to drive actional business insights.
2018, September 21st – French project to boost hydrogen fuel cells in aircraft
HES is announcing its partnership with France’s leading professional unmanned aircraft builder DELAIR and ERGOSUP, a French start-up developing energy-efficient hydrogen production systems.
2018, September 19th – Delair announces the opening of its first Beijing office, at the World Economic Forum in Tianjin
Delair announced at the Summer Davos the opening of its first office in China, as the company seeks to increase its presence in the rapidly expanding Chinese market. “China is an extremely fast-growing and dynamic market with a wide spectrum of challenges and needs that are well suited to our drone solutions,” said Michael de Lagarde, president and co-founder of Delair.
2018, September 13th – Intel Capital invests in Delair to help French drone maker expand its software platform
According to Delair CEO and cofounder Michael de Lagarde, drone users are now trying to manage the growing volume of data collected. “As the hardware is spreading and getting adopted, the added value shifts to the data processing,” he said. “Because at the end, what the customer wants is actionable business intelligence.”
2018, September 13th – Delair Receives Funding from Intel for Data-driven Drone Software Solutions
2018, September 13th – Intel investit plusieurs millions d’euros dans Delair, le champion français du drone civil
L’entreprise toulousaine Delair, spécialiste du drone pour l’industrie, vient de lever plusieurs millions d’euros auprès du géant américain Intel. Ces fonds vont permettre à la pépite française de développer sa plateforme cloud d’analyse de données.
2018, July 11th – Power to the drones: utilities place bets on robots
Flying robots that can travel dozens of kilometers without stopping could be the next big thing for power companies.
2018, July 11th – Les géomètres veulent prendre la mesure des drones
Les appareils volants sans pilote à bord font drastiquement baisser les coûts des relevés, et ils bousculent la profession. Interview de Chase Fly, expert Géospatial chez Delair
2019, January 31 – Drones for Power Line Inspections
There is a quieter, cleaner, cheaper option for aerial power line inspections: drones.
Paolo Guzzini, Delair’s power and utilities product manager and an expert in utility aviation, explains why fixed-wing drones are the future of aerial-based asset management in the utility market because they offer a range of advantages over other methods, such as helicopters. Fixed-wing drones cover areas not possible or practical by other surveying approaches.
2018, December 10 – Why working with Intel is helping Delair’s drones fly into new markets
French company Delair is shifting deeper into managing drones and the data they produce.
https://www.zdnet.com/article/why-working-with-intel-is-helping-delairs-drones-fly-into-new-markets/
2018, November 18 – Startup Of The Week: Delair
“Software absolutely will be big,” says Michaël de Lagarde, co-founder and CEO of Delair. “Right now, software is kind of negligible. It was about 10 percent of revenue in 2017. In five years, we anticipate it will be the biggest source of revenue. That’s where the value is shifting.”
https://innovator.news/startup-of-the-week-delair-14ba25a583a5
2018, November 5 – PrecisionHawk, Delair Acquisitions Highlight Growing Importance Of Scale In Drone Industry
“Scale is key,” stresses Benjamin Benharrosh, co-founder of Delair. “You need size to have a worldwide footprint.” Size is critical to provide research and development to stay at the forefront of technological development. It is also crucial to provide the full service that large companies need, he said.
2018, October 30 – Failed drone startup Airware auctions assets, Delair buys teammates
French drone services company Delair is buying Airware’s Redbird analytics software and IP, plus the 26 employees who ran it.
2018, October 1st – Automating the Future of Drone Technology with Intel and Delair @ Commercial UAV Expo 2018
Watch the interview with Benjamin Benharrosh, and Anil Nanduri, vice president of the New Technology Group and general manager of Unmanned Aviation Systems at Intel Corporation. They talk about the Intel Insight platform.
2018, September 24th – How drones can help manage the world’s food supply
Blog post by Michael de Lagarde, CEO of Delair. Drones are more than just cool-looking flying objects. Their real value lies in their ability to quickly and efficiently gather and analyze information on assets, geography, infrastructure, environmental trends and other important data that can be used to drive actional business insights.
2018, September 21st – French project to boost hydrogen fuel cells in aircraft
HES is announcing its partnership with France’s leading professional unmanned aircraft builder DELAIR and ERGOSUP, a French start-up developing energy-efficient hydrogen production systems.
2018, September 19th – Delair announces the opening of its first Beijing office, at the World Economic Forum in Tianjin
Delair announced at the Summer Davos the opening of its first office in China, as the company seeks to increase its presence in the rapidly expanding Chinese market. “China is an extremely fast-growing and dynamic market with a wide spectrum of challenges and needs that are well suited to our drone solutions,” said Michael de Lagarde, president and co-founder of Delair.
2018, September 13th – Intel Capital invests in Delair to help French drone maker expand its software platform
According to Delair CEO and cofounder Michael de Lagarde, drone users are now trying to manage the growing volume of data collected. “As the hardware is spreading and getting adopted, the added value shifts to the data processing,” he said. “Because at the end, what the customer wants is actionable business intelligence.”
2018, September 13th – Delair Receives Funding from Intel for Data-driven Drone Software Solutions
2018, September 13th – Intel investit plusieurs millions d’euros dans Delair, le champion français du drone civil
L’entreprise toulousaine Delair, spécialiste du drone pour l’industrie, vient de lever plusieurs millions d’euros auprès du géant américain Intel. Ces fonds vont permettre à la pépite française de développer sa plateforme cloud d’analyse de données.
2018, July 11th – Power to the drones: utilities place bets on robots
Flying robots that can travel dozens of kilometers without stopping could be the next big thing for power companies.
2018, July 11th – Les géomètres veulent prendre la mesure des drones
Les appareils volants sans pilote à bord font drastiquement baisser les coûts des relevés, et ils bousculent la profession. Interview de Chase Fly, expert Géospatial chez Delair
2019, January 31 – Drones for Power Line Inspections
There is a quieter, cleaner, cheaper option for aerial power line inspections: drones.
Paolo Guzzini, Delair’s power and utilities product manager and an expert in utility aviation, explains why fixed-wing drones are the future of aerial-based asset management in the utility market because they offer a range of advantages over other methods, such as helicopters. Fixed-wing drones cover areas not possible or practical by other surveying approaches.
2018, December 10 – Why working with Intel is helping Delair’s drones fly into new markets
French company Delair is shifting deeper into managing drones and the data they produce.
https://www.zdnet.com/article/why-working-with-intel-is-helping-delairs-drones-fly-into-new-markets/
2018, November 18 – Startup Of The Week: Delair
“Software absolutely will be big,” says Michaël de Lagarde, co-founder and CEO of Delair. “Right now, software is kind of negligible. It was about 10 percent of revenue in 2017. In five years, we anticipate it will be the biggest source of revenue. That’s where the value is shifting.”
https://innovator.news/startup-of-the-week-delair-14ba25a583a5
2018, November 5 – PrecisionHawk, Delair Acquisitions Highlight Growing Importance Of Scale In Drone Industry
“Scale is key,” stresses Benjamin Benharrosh, co-founder of Delair. “You need size to have a worldwide footprint.” Size is critical to provide research and development to stay at the forefront of technological development. It is also crucial to provide the full service that large companies need, he said.
2018, October 30 – Failed drone startup Airware auctions assets, Delair buys teammates
French drone services company Delair is buying Airware’s Redbird analytics software and IP, plus the 26 employees who ran it.
2018, October 1st – Automating the Future of Drone Technology with Intel and Delair @ Commercial UAV Expo 2018
Watch the interview with Benjamin Benharrosh, and Anil Nanduri, vice president of the New Technology Group and general manager of Unmanned Aviation Systems at Intel Corporation. They talk about the Intel Insight platform.
2018, September 24th – How drones can help manage the world’s food supply
Blog post by Michael de Lagarde, CEO of Delair. Drones are more than just cool-looking flying objects. Their real value lies in their ability to quickly and efficiently gather and analyze information on assets, geography, infrastructure, environmental trends and other important data that can be used to drive actional business insights.
2018, September 21st – French project to boost hydrogen fuel cells in aircraft
HES is announcing its partnership with France’s leading professional unmanned aircraft builder DELAIR and ERGOSUP, a French start-up developing energy-efficient hydrogen production systems.
2018, September 19th – Delair announces the opening of its first Beijing office, at the World Economic Forum in Tianjin
Delair announced at the Summer Davos the opening of its first office in China, as the company seeks to increase its presence in the rapidly expanding Chinese market. “China is an extremely fast-growing and dynamic market with a wide spectrum of challenges and needs that are well suited to our drone solutions,” said Michael de Lagarde, president and co-founder of Delair.
2018, September 13th – Intel Capital invests in Delair to help French drone maker expand its software platform
According to Delair CEO and cofounder Michael de Lagarde, drone users are now trying to manage the growing volume of data collected. “As the hardware is spreading and getting adopted, the added value shifts to the data processing,” he said. “Because at the end, what the customer wants is actionable business intelligence.”
2018, September 13th – Delair Receives Funding from Intel for Data-driven Drone Software Solutions
2018, September 13th – Intel investit plusieurs millions d’euros dans Delair, le champion français du drone civil
L’entreprise toulousaine Delair, spécialiste du drone pour l’industrie, vient de lever plusieurs millions d’euros auprès du géant américain Intel. Ces fonds vont permettre à la pépite française de développer sa plateforme cloud d’analyse de données.
2018, July 11th – Power to the drones: utilities place bets on robots
Flying robots that can travel dozens of kilometers without stopping could be the next big thing for power companies.
2018, July 11th – Les géomètres veulent prendre la mesure des drones
Les appareils volants sans pilote à bord font drastiquement baisser les coûts des relevés, et ils bousculent la profession. Interview de Chase Fly, expert Géospatial chez Delair
2018, November 18 – Startup Of The Week: Delair
“Software absolutely will be big,” says Michaël de Lagarde, co-founder and CEO of Delair. “Right now, software is kind of negligible. It was about 10 percent of revenue in 2017. In five years, we anticipate it will be the biggest source of revenue. That’s where the value is shifting.”
https://innovator.news/startup-of-the-week-delair-14ba25a583a5
2018, November 5 – PrecisionHawk, Delair Acquisitions Highlight Growing Importance Of Scale In Drone Industry
“Scale is key,” stresses Benjamin Benharrosh, co-founder of Delair. “You need size to have a worldwide footprint.” Size is critical to provide research and development to stay at the forefront of technological development. It is also crucial to provide the full service that large companies need, he said.
2018, October 30 – Failed drone startup Airware auctions assets, Delair buys teammates
French drone services company Delair is buying Airware’s Redbird analytics software and IP, plus the 26 employees who ran it.
2018, October 1st – Automating the Future of Drone Technology with Intel and Delair @ Commercial UAV Expo 2018
Watch the interview with Benjamin Benharrosh, and Anil Nanduri, vice president of the New Technology Group and general manager of Unmanned Aviation Systems at Intel Corporation. They talk about the Intel Insight platform.
2018, September 24th – How drones can help manage the world’s food supply
Blog post by Michael de Lagarde, CEO of Delair. Drones are more than just cool-looking flying objects. Their real value lies in their ability to quickly and efficiently gather and analyze information on assets, geography, infrastructure, environmental trends and other important data that can be used to drive actional business insights.
2018, September 21st – French project to boost hydrogen fuel cells in aircraft
HES is announcing its partnership with France’s leading professional unmanned aircraft builder DELAIR and ERGOSUP, a French start-up developing energy-efficient hydrogen production systems.
2018, September 19th – Delair announces the opening of its first Beijing office, at the World Economic Forum in Tianjin
Delair announced at the Summer Davos the opening of its first office in China, as the company seeks to increase its presence in the rapidly expanding Chinese market. “China is an extremely fast-growing and dynamic market with a wide spectrum of challenges and needs that are well suited to our drone solutions,” said Michael de Lagarde, president and co-founder of Delair.
2018, September 13th – Intel Capital invests in Delair to help French drone maker expand its software platform
According to Delair CEO and cofounder Michael de Lagarde, drone users are now trying to manage the growing volume of data collected. “As the hardware is spreading and getting adopted, the added value shifts to the data processing,” he said. “Because at the end, what the customer wants is actionable business intelligence.”
2018, September 13th – Delair Receives Funding from Intel for Data-driven Drone Software Solutions
2018, September 13th – Intel investit plusieurs millions d’euros dans Delair, le champion français du drone civil
L’entreprise toulousaine Delair, spécialiste du drone pour l’industrie, vient de lever plusieurs millions d’euros auprès du géant américain Intel. Ces fonds vont permettre à la pépite française de développer sa plateforme cloud d’analyse de données.
2018, July 11th – Power to the drones: utilities place bets on robots
Flying robots that can travel dozens of kilometers without stopping could be the next big thing for power companies.
2018, July 11th – Les géomètres veulent prendre la mesure des drones
Les appareils volants sans pilote à bord font drastiquement baisser les coûts des relevés, et ils bousculent la profession. Interview de Chase Fly, expert Géospatial chez Delair
2018, October 30 – Failed drone startup Airware auctions assets, Delair buys teammates
French drone services company Delair is buying Airware’s Redbird analytics software and IP, plus the 26 employees who ran it.
2018, October 1st – Automating the Future of Drone Technology with Intel and Delair @ Commercial UAV Expo 2018
Watch the interview with Benjamin Benharrosh, and Anil Nanduri, vice president of the New Technology Group and general manager of Unmanned Aviation Systems at Intel Corporation. They talk about the Intel Insight platform.
2018, September 24th – How drones can help manage the world’s food supply
Blog post by Michael de Lagarde, CEO of Delair. Drones are more than just cool-looking flying objects. Their real value lies in their ability to quickly and efficiently gather and analyze information on assets, geography, infrastructure, environmental trends and other important data that can be used to drive actional business insights.
2018, September 21st – French project to boost hydrogen fuel cells in aircraft
HES is announcing its partnership with France’s leading professional unmanned aircraft builder DELAIR and ERGOSUP, a French start-up developing energy-efficient hydrogen production systems.
2018, September 19th – Delair announces the opening of its first Beijing office, at the World Economic Forum in Tianjin
Delair announced at the Summer Davos the opening of its first office in China, as the company seeks to increase its presence in the rapidly expanding Chinese market. “China is an extremely fast-growing and dynamic market with a wide spectrum of challenges and needs that are well suited to our drone solutions,” said Michael de Lagarde, president and co-founder of Delair.
2018, September 13th – Intel Capital invests in Delair to help French drone maker expand its software platform
According to Delair CEO and cofounder Michael de Lagarde, drone users are now trying to manage the growing volume of data collected. “As the hardware is spreading and getting adopted, the added value shifts to the data processing,” he said. “Because at the end, what the customer wants is actionable business intelligence.”
2018, September 13th – Delair Receives Funding from Intel for Data-driven Drone Software Solutions
2018, September 13th – Intel investit plusieurs millions d’euros dans Delair, le champion français du drone civil
L’entreprise toulousaine Delair, spécialiste du drone pour l’industrie, vient de lever plusieurs millions d’euros auprès du géant américain Intel. Ces fonds vont permettre à la pépite française de développer sa plateforme cloud d’analyse de données.
2018, July 11th – Power to the drones: utilities place bets on robots
Flying robots that can travel dozens of kilometers without stopping could be the next big thing for power companies.
2018, July 11th – Les géomètres veulent prendre la mesure des drones
Les appareils volants sans pilote à bord font drastiquement baisser les coûts des relevés, et ils bousculent la profession. Interview de Chase Fly, expert Géospatial chez Delair
