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Announced on its homepage: “Flyability closes a second investment round Flyability SA, maker of safe drones for inaccessible places closes a second round of investme…”.
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How it described itself
Flyability – Developing the world's first collision-tolerant drone
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How it describes itself
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January 2022 – November 2026 · 5 captures · latest observed messagingMake your confined space inspections safer, faster & cheaper
Revolutionize your confined space inspections with Flyability’s collision-tolerant drones. Improve safety, reduce downtime, and lower costs by up to 90%. Contact us today!
5 January 2022 · MAKE YOUR CONFINED SPACES INSPECTIONS SAFER, FASTER, & CHEAPERarchived page
3 July 2023 · Make your confined space inspections safer, faster & cheaperarchived page
1 January 2025 · Make your confined space inspections safer, faster & cheaperarchived page
10 July 2026 · Make your confined space inspections safer, faster & cheaperarchived page
6 November 2026 · Make your confined space inspections safer, faster & cheapercurrent websiteHistorical capture not publicly available
July 2017 – July 2020 · 3 capturesSAFE DRONES FOR INACCESSIBLE PLACES
Flyability is an EPFL spin-off dedicated to creating safe, collision-tolerant robotics to access inaccessible places, replacing dangerous human operations with unmanned devices.