Skyryse Signs Fly-By-Wire Deals With Five OEMs

Graham Warwick October 27, 2021
The first application for Skyryse’s full-authority fly-by-wire system will be the Robinson R66.
Credit: Skyryse
Automated flight control system startup Skyryse has raised $200 million in funding and signed partnerships with five fixed- and rotary-wing aircraft manufacturers, including Robinson Helicopter. The Series B funding round was led by Fidelity Management & Research and Monashee Investment Management...
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