Uaver, the largest maker of commercial UAVs in Taiwan, is expanding its global reach in an agreement with US-based Navmar Applied Sciences Corporation (NASC).
The Taiwanese commenced operations eight years ago and the core of its customer base includes aerial surveyors with its Avian-S and Avian-P models.
According to NASC’s regional area coordinator, Probyn Thompson, the agreement will enable Uaver to tap into the US market. NASC showcased Uaver's Swallow and Avian systems at the AUVSI exhibition in Atlanta this year.
As the FAA moves to incrementally free up airspace regulations in the US, Thompson said companies such as Uaver
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