Extending Technology in Manned and Unmanned Flight
Developing reliable, self-contained VERTOL vehicles for a large array of solutions for real estate, news, industrial, fire fighting, police and military uses.
We started out with a very basic assumption. That is that these types of vehicles can perform tasks that can not be peerformed in any other way and once these capabilities became know demand would take off. We believe that in a few years no fire / rescue team will be complete without at least one of these vehicles.
We developed our first prototype and put it to the test by following the news for situations where it could potentially be useful. We went on scene and volunteered to assist the police and fire / rescue crews on the scene. There we were able to dramatically prove the value of the Egret 1000 in a situation where there was no other way to solve the problem.
An MIT alumnus from the class of '71, Edmund
worked as a contract employee at several large defense contractors
before joining our team
A determined autodidact, Patrick earned his
first engineering degree from Georgia State University in
2005, after nearly 20 years in attendance.
A recent graduate of Harvard's engineering
program, Tyson makes short work of even the most challenging design
problems and tasks.
Hailing from San Jose, California, Dawn
attended CalTech, graduating in 1991 with degrees in engineering
and mathematics.
Walter got his undergrad degree from Yale and
went on to complete a doctorate program in engineering at Princeton
University in 1994.
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