Fly BVLOS Technology, which exported 50 Jackal UAVs to the UK last April, became a partner of Taiwanese UAV Technologhy Center.
The number of defense industry investments in Turkey and the number of companies producing world-class products is increasing day by day. Fly BVLOS Technology, which exported 50 Jackal UAVs to the UK last April, became a partner of Taiwanese UAV Technologhy Center.
Fly BVLOS and UAV Technologhy will develop engines, chips and batteries!
Many Turkish defense industry companies are working with countries such as the UK and Ukraine to develop and procure UAV systems or specific parts. Now, Fly BVLOS Technology, which is located in Gebze Technical University DronePark and operates in an area of 24 thousand m2, has become a partner of Taiwanese UAV Technologhy Center.
According to the agreement, Fly BVLOS will open a new R&D office in Taiwan. Here, together with UAV Technologhy, it will develop UAV-UAV engines, chips and similar components, and batteries. In addition, both companies will share their expertise, technologies and knowledge in their respective fields.
In addition, Gebze Technical University has also signed an agreement with Taiwan Formosa University to promote and strengthen academic and technical exchange and cooperation in the field of UAV technology.
Kâmil Demirkapu, founder and president of Fly BVLOS, said:
“As everyone knows very well, some of the best unmanned aerial vehicles in the world are created by Turkish engineers. Gebze Technical University is home to Dronepark, which has training and technology programs where UAV technologies, which will change the logistics and aviation sector of the future, as well as the entire commercial life, are discussed internationally for the first time in our country. Our company Fly BVLOS Technology, which operates here, makes us proud with its significant achievements in the field of UAV production and UAV pilot training, although it has only been established for one year.
With this agreement, these two very strong partners from Turkey will be joined by the experience of Taiwan Formosa University, which has carried out valuable academic studies in the field of UAV technology. With this cooperation, we aim to contribute both to our country’s R&D and production activities in the field of UAVs and to make Turkey’s expertise and know-how in this field even more visible in the international community by carrying out important research and innovations in the sector.”
