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Griff Aviation
Creators of UAS for the most demanding professional users
About Griff Aviation
Griff Aviation is a Norwegian company that designs and manufactures unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) for the professional market. The company's product line includes several models of heavy-lift multirotor drones, such as the GRIFF 125, 300, and 800, capable of carrying payloads ranging from 30kg to 496 pounds.
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These drones are marketed towards a variety of sectors, including military, law enforcement, search and rescue (SAR), and various commercial and industrial applications. The company's business model is business-to-business (B2B), focusing on providing specialized aerial solutions to professional clients. In addition to the drones themselves, Griff Aviation also offers a range of compatible payloads and accessories, such as the Griff Eye camera system and the Griff Claw, to enhance the functionality of their UAVs for specific tasks.
The company emphasizes the portability of its systems, with features like a unique foldable arm patent that allows for easy transport and quick setup. Griff Aviation's revenue is generated through the direct sale of its drones and related equipment to its client base.
At a glance
- Founded
- 2015
- Headquarters
- Sykkylven, Norway
- Sector
- Robotics
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Innovation Norway
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Drone Fund
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