RapidFlight Partners with Taiwan-based Drone Manufacturer
RapidFlight and Thunder Tiger will Manufacture UAVs for
Additive manufacturing can help reduce the storage footprint of drones by a factor of 10, at a lower cost of manufacture, while enabling a production line to quickly integrate new drone capabilities. It enables swapping out payloads, propulsion systems, communications, and other critical components to more readily fulfill the operational requirements or needs of the user. Thunder Tiger and RapidFlight envision bringing this capability to
About Thunder Tiger
Founded in 1979, Thunder Tiger is a Taiwanese publicly traded company specializing in unmanned vehicle systems, dental equipment, and remote-controlled vehicles. The company launched its unmanned vehicle systems division, TTROBOTIX, in 2015, supplying customers with UAV and ROV products. Focusing on developing mid- and large-sized UAVs and ROVs for industrial and defense uses, TTROBOTIX is a leader in the Taiwanese drone industry. For more information, visit www.thundertiger.com.
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