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[picture] Second Place Winner at the AUVSI XCELLENCE Awards

PABLO AIR, a company specializing in drone logistics solutions and services and a member of Born2Global Centre, won second place in the XCELLENCE in Operations category at the AUVSI XCELLENCE Awards hosted by the Association for Unmanned Vehicles Systems International (AUVSI).
 

PABLO AIR was recognized for its newest creation, PAMNet (PABLO AIR Mobility Network), a system that allows for the real-time control of unmanned mobility devices. The PAMNet software is used to integrate, control, and operate unmanned mobility systems and devices, including drones, unmanned robots, unmanned vehicles, and unmanned trucks. PAMNet is recognized in the industry as a solution that can speed up the commercialization of unmanned mobility delivery/distribution solutions by optimizing the operational environment and accessibility of unmanned systems.
 

Former winners of the AUVSI XCELLENCE Awards include; UPS (Operations), for its drone delivery system and Airbus (Software); and NASA (Detect & Avoid Solutions), which won second place.
 

AUVSI President and CEO Brian Wynne congratulated all businesses that achieved remarkable growth over the past year. They congratulated PABLO AIR, in particular, saying, “PABLO AIR supports the integration of unmanned systems in a safe, responsible, and sustainable manner. As a pioneer of the industry, PABLO AIR is expected to achieve even greater growth in the future.”
 

Upon receiving the award, PABLO AIR CEO Kim Young-joon commented, “It is an honor to earn international recognition for PABLO AIR’s innovative technology in the unmanned air mobility industry, which is achieving dramatic growth.” He added, “Through PAMNet, PABLO AIR will usher in a new era of safe and convenient unmanned mobility. We are also committed to growing as a socially responsible company and will expand our activities into other areas such as environmental protection.”
 

In 2020, for the first time in Korea, PABLO AIR produced a long-distance maritime delivery using two drones over a distance of 80.6 km (50.1 mile). PABLO AIR focuses primarily on the development of swarm flight technology-based software and hardware, and related fields that utilize drones, such as the disaster detection field. PABLO AIR succeeded in July in attracting investment of KRW 8.5 billion (USD 8 million) for the pre-Series B round, bringing total investment in the venture to KRW 11.5 billion (USD 10 million).

 

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