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Don't mean to be a Negative Nellie, but I think it's prudent to take a comprehensive look at the entire industry, including the flame-outs at the upper levels. For aerial service providers like myself, I think the market will eventually settle into the "concierge" provider category, where innovative and ambitious Part 107 pilots clear their own path inside their local (100-mile radius) market. It's pretty much there already, IMHO. It appears that's where you can find shelter from the storm. Marketing, persistence, and rolled-up sleeves play a major role here.
Drone makers look to be the hardest hit. Firms that provide mission planning, execution, and after-mission processing services, such as Drone Deploy, Pix4D, Precision Hawk, and Maps Made Easy, seem to have found loyal followings.
Here's the article: "Drone Bubble Implodes, Wipes Out Startups And Hammers VC Firms"
Drone makers look to be the hardest hit. Firms that provide mission planning, execution, and after-mission processing services, such as Drone Deploy, Pix4D, Precision Hawk, and Maps Made Easy, seem to have found loyal followings.
Here's the article: "Drone Bubble Implodes, Wipes Out Startups And Hammers VC Firms"