WEFLO Signs MOU With Volatus Infrastructure, U.S
Utilize WEFLO’s technology at MRO facilities in Wisconsin, U.S.
WEFLO, a startup for future air mobility inspection, announced on the 30th that it has entered into a strategic partnership with Volatus Infrastructure, a Bertiport operator based in Wisconsin, regarding the operation and maintenance of eVTOL (vertical take-off and landing) aircraft.
Bolatus is building and developing Bertiport Infrastructure, an electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft take-off and landing facility such as air taxis and drones, in North America.
With this agreement, WEFLO aims to accelerate the commercialization of AAM and Verti-Port. The two companies said they will use WEFLO’s big data-driven sensor technology at its MRO facility for service and maintenance of eVTOL aircraft being developed by Bolatus.
“Safety is the keyword for future mobility commercialization,” said Kim Eui-jung, founder of WEFLO, adding, “We look forward to realizing future transportation methods such as AAM and Bertie Port through the cooperation between WEFLO and Bolatus.”
“We are very excited to work with WEFLO, which has the core technology in ensuring the highest level of safety,” said Grant Fisk, co-founder of Volatus. “We expect this agreement to simplify the operation and maintenance of eVTOL aircraft and build a system for safe flight.”
Bolatus is a company that is making the future a reality through the best eVTOL infrastructure technology, offering three major eVTOL infrastructure designs, including vehicle-neutral charging stations, apps, and maintenance programs. It has a positive impact on customers and communities through services that incorporate the latest technologies and customize them to specific requirements.
WEFLO offers automated checking solutions for future mobility, including drones and UAMs. It has a solution that helps operators track the current state of the aircraft and predict failures through technology that diagnoses various types of e-Mobility aircraft within seconds, which will contribute to the commercialization of future aviation mobility services by allowing global aircraft and Bertiport operators, including Bolatus, to provide safe services.