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Three Israeli Drone Companies To Establish A Presence In New York State

Will Create A UAS Center Of Excellence In The Mohawk Valley

Three Israeli companies will be locating at unmanned aircraft center of excellence in New York's Mohawk Valley.

Following a recent trip to Israel, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo announced a New York-Israel Partnership to create UAS Center of Excellence. Governor Cuomo said in a news release that Empire State Development will provide a $250,000 planning grant to establish a new Unmanned Aerial Systems Research and Testing Center of Excellence in New York State. It will be led by the NUAIR Alliance, an organizational partner of CenterState CEO.

The organizations are strategically aligned in their efforts to build public and private partnerships to advance leading edge UAS and UAS traffic management technologies, and create a hub for the industry that will attract investments and business development. New York and Israeli companies will use the new Center of Excellence to focus on advancing technologies, which will bring Israeli technology and R&D to the New York drone market and open Israeli's markets to New York State UAS companies.

Three Israeli tenant companies - Vorpal, Flytrex and CivDrone - have already committed to working with NUAIR and utilizing this new Center of Excellence. This week, the parachute system equipped on Flytrex's package delivery drones was validated as compliant with industry standards for parachutes, after testing completed by NUAIR at the New York UAS Test Site at Griffiss International Airport in Rome, New York.

UAS Company Civdrone will host a Demonstration Day as Part of Further New York State Expansion. Civdrone's success in the GENIUS NY program has stimulated investment interest that will allow the company to expand even further in New York State than previously planned. Civdrone CEO Tom Yeshurun will tour the state to select an appropriate construction site to stage a demonstration day for contractors and civil engineering firms, as one of the most important applications envisioned for the Civdrone UAS product is to assist in coordinating physical construction with its blueprint design.

The Demonstration Day will take place in mid-August. Civdrone develops fast, reliable and autonomous marking solutions on enterprise drones for the construction industry. Digitalizing and automating land surveying services increases productivity and shortens construction time while lowering costs.

(Source: Governor Cuomo news release. Image from file)

FMI: www.governor.ny.gov

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