More changes at Yuneec US
- Thread starter Steve Carr
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Even though there was a $60 million investment with Yuneec, they were shunned. The article does not reveal why or where the US Yuneec head went on to. Sometimes a resignation is a polite firing. I wonder if this was the case? I know they have been stretched very thin in the US, so perhaps internal performance brought this about?
Perhaps the long years with Sony did not translate well into the drone business.
Intel has fingers in many pies, I don't see them deliberately shunning anyone. They do business with many drone companies as well as Yuneec and DJI. Their acquisition (Sept 2016) company Movidus supplies DJI's obstacle avoidance systems.
The drone industry continues to evolve in ways that often seem confounding. Then there are the regulations to contend with...
Intel has fingers in many pies, I don't see them deliberately shunning anyone. They do business with many drone companies as well as Yuneec and DJI. Their acquisition (Sept 2016) company Movidus supplies DJI's obstacle avoidance systems.
The drone industry continues to evolve in ways that often seem confounding. Then there are the regulations to contend with...
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And the other thing is, it is a very secretive industry with a lot at stake usually with those secrets. So on the user end we're only let known what they want to release.
