Marquardt, a leading German electronics and electromechanical switch manufacturer, has announced a strategic partnership with European drone technology producer Dronehub. This collaboration marks a significant advancement in introducing innovative drone technology to Central New York.
Marquardt, based in Germany, has selected Dronehub as a strategic partner to introduce specialized docking stations for autonomous drones. This initiative focuses on the development of drone technology in the Central New York region.
“Our partnership with Dronehub is a testament to Marquardt’s commitment to innovation and the implementation of advanced technology,” said Christopher Berry, Business Development Manager at Marquardt. “This strategic partnership confirms our dedication to staying at the forefront of industry progress, ensuring that we continue to deliver cutting-edge solutions to our clients and contribute to the development of Central New York as a center of technological innovation.”
Known for its production of electromechanical and electronic switches, Marquardt has extended its partnership contract with Dronehub to install docking stations in its 115,000 square-foot production facility near Cazenovia. The Dronehub platform has already been implemented at Marquardt in January, and the company intends to utilize the location for client meetings and technology presentations, aiming to showcase an expanded product offering in the American market.
“Innovation and excellence are the qualities that ensure Marquardt’s competitiveness in the market. That’s why I am delighted to announce our partnership with Marquardt,” said Vad Melnyk, CEO of Dronehub. “The past year has been a breakthrough moment for Dronehub, when we became finalists in the GENIUS NY acceleration program and started our presence in the United States. This incredible journey led us to Marquardt, a company recognized for its innovation and excellence.”
Dronehub creates an integrated ecosystem that combines autonomous drones, ground infrastructure, and artificial intelligence (AI) software to automate monitoring and data collection processes. Their hardware solutions enable the use of drone services in diverse terrains and varying weather conditions.
As a finalist in the GENIUS NY acceleration program, Dronehub received a $500,000 prize in the fall of 2022. Participants in this competition, focused on unmanned aerial systems, automation, and artificial intelligence, commit to operating in Central New York for at least one year.
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