Roee gave a nice summary of the AUVSI event and gave some insight into some additional partners that ELS have, which I've researched briefly below. There are some pretty substantial names that have been added to the partnership list now.
Whilst we are all frustrated with management/board performance and the languishing share price, its easy to see that the future of the company is becoming stronger and stronger. The sheer volume of design wins and partnerships is setting the company up for success and IMO its now only a matter of time before material revenues start to hit.
- Auterion (known)
- Sagetech -
Sagetech Avionics is an aerospace technology company, empowering safe flight in crewed and uncrewed aircraft with situational awareness solutions built from mission-critical transponders, software, and related technologies.
- MissionGo (known)
- BAE Systems -
Largest Defence contractor in Europe- Freefly Systems -
Our team consists of industry leading specialists all focused on one task – inventing solutions to allow unrestricted camera movement. Freefly Systems initially developed the CineStar line of multi-rotor camera platforms, which allowed smooth, stable and dynamic low-altitude aerials.- Speedbird Aero (known)
- Highlander (known)
- Parazero (known)
- Verizon (known)
- Inmarsat - Inmarsat is at the forefront of innovation. We invest in new capabilities and space technology to ensure we always meet the demands of our global mobility, government and IoT customers now and well into the future. The world leader in global mobile satellite communications, we have been connecting people, organisations and places across the globe for more than 40 years through our seamless, reliable and secure networks.
- Iridium - In a world where global communications are increasingly essential, only one company connects everyone to the things that matter most, from pole to pole. Iridium Communications Inc. is the only mobile satellite service (MSS) company offering pole-to-pole coverage over the entire globe. The Iridium constellation of low-Earth orbiting (LEO), cross-linked satellites provides critical voice and data services for areas not served by terrestrial communication networks. Iridium's subscriber growth has been driven by increasing demand for reliable, secure, global communications. Iridium serves commercial markets through a worldwide network of hundreds of partners, and provides services to the U.S. Department of Defense, and other U.S. and international government agencies. NASDAQ listed
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