PRENEU (CEO Lee Jong-kyung), a drone manufacturing and service company, announced on June 11 that it was selected as the final collaboration partner in the second phase of the "Global Corporate Collaboration Program."
The Ministry of SMEs and Startups' Global Corporate Collaboration Program is a start-up support program in which the government and global companies cooperate to support the growth of startups and provide opportunities for entry into overseas markets. In order to support continuous cooperation between global companies and startups and accelerate global expansion, a two-stage program has been established for excellent graduates from this year.
PRENEU is a one-stop unmanned aerial vehicle company that provides one-stop services that integrate hardware manufacturing and software development and IT technology from drone planning and design.
In order to interpret the aeronautical power of unmanned aerial vehicles, Ansys solution was introduced as a global corporate collaboration program support project in 23, and it was finally selected as a second-phase collaboration company in recognition of its technology and growth potential in the first phase of the project.
In the second stage, the analysis speed was accelerated by upgrading the performance of the previously introduced ANCIS analysis solution and introducing an additional optimization design solution, and it plans to release a mass-produced model of VTOL fixed-wing aircraft with the support of optimization design technology.
PRENEU's VTOL fixed-wing aircraft are used for reconnaissance, surveillance, and surveying and were delivered to domestic and overseas markets. Through this agreement, ▲ Information collection, search and rescue support ▲ High-resolution aerial photography and 3D mapping ▲ Wildfire monitoring, search for missing persons ▲ VTOL national certification education, etc. are planned to localize and mass-produce high-performance VTOL fixed-wing aircraft so that they can be used in various industries.
"It is very meaningful to implement more specific collaboration tasks in the second stage based on the results of the first stage," said Lee Jong-kyung, CEO of PRENEU. "We plan to secure competitiveness in the global market by localizing unmanned aerial vehicles and introducing innovative unmanned aerial vehicle solutions through collaboration with global companies."
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