Industrial inspection drone solution will enable Enterprise organisations to develop and launch a drone capability in just three months
London – Sky-Futures, the world’s leading provider of drone-based inspection solutions, has today announced the launch of ‘Drone-To-Go’, a full package drone solution for Enterprise. The out-of-the-box solution distinguishes itself in the market place by providing companies not only with a physical drone capability but also with a complete package including drone pilot training, regulatory support, software and services to ensure Enterprise-ready deployment.
With its new solution, Sky-Futures aims to enable Enterprise to be up and running quickly with a drone-based inspection capability supporting their specific market sector needs. The Sky-Futures solution provides all the tools to get started as well on-going support as organisations scale up their drone operations.
Sky-Futures CEO, James Harrison, said: “We’re offering both the strategy and the capability to roll out a programme in less than three months, rather than the 12-18 months minimum of going it alone, which entails a lot more cost. The drones marketplace is still new, and if businesses are going to reap the radical cost and efficiency benefits of drones they need more than the best hardware and software; they also need advice and guidance to embark on the right strategy. So when a company wants a drone inspection capability, we’ll provide a one-stop-shop for everything needed to get up and running in record time, while making our leading drone software available too.”
Sky-Futures has built a reputation for experience and expertise in the drone market place, with its co-founders on the boards of several drone bodies and organisations. Sky-Futures CEO, James Harrison, has worked closely with the UK’s Department of Industry and Trade (DIT) and was invited on a recent UK Prime Minster-led trade mission to Japan.This trip followed investment into Sky-Futures from one of Japan’s largest trading houses, Mitsui & Co. The partnership between Sky-Futures and Mitsui was launched during the UK government trade mission to Japan, with Mitsui investing $4m in Sky-Futures to support continued expansion and product development.
{{“Because this is still a new area, many organisations don’t know or realise the capabilities of drones,”}} said Harrison. “Our aim is to help them undertstand the value and opportunities. We have case studies that highlight significant safety and cost efficiency benefits from drone-based industrial inspections – across oil and gas, utilities, engineering, shipping and other industries. These often result in millions of dollars in savings. With the shift towards Artificial Intelligence, including machine learning and computer vision, we are fundamentally changing the way inspection is done. The technology is truly disruptive and the impact on any organisations’ bottom line and profitably cannot be ignored.”
“We believe drones are a disruptive technology that will profoundly improve the operations, safety and cost-effectiveness of major business organisations around the world,” said Harrison. “We see ourselves as a specialist company able to advise and guide in that process, offering expertise and assets that will fundamentally change the way they operate. Our new Drone-To-Go solution is a perfect example of that approach.”
Further information contact:
Susan Morgan, Sky-Futures
m: 07710 246248
e: smorgan@sky-futures.com
ABOUT SKY-FUTURES
Sky-Futures improves safety and reduces risk across industries through technological innovation. Formed in 2009, the company has established itself as the world’s leading provider of drone-based inspection services to global industrial markets. Sky-Futures has leveraged this industry-leading operational expertise and experience to develop ground-breaking software and technology solutions that allow enterprise clients to effectively harness the power of drone-driven data collection and analysis. Sky-Futures enables enterprise to perform safe and cost effective drone inspections of a variety of vertical infrastructures, including but not limited to the following industries: Renewables, Oil and Gas, Utilities, Telecoms and Bridges. The organisation has customers in the UK, Europe, South East Asia, Middle East, North America, and Africa. For more information visit our website at www.sky-futures.com