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Hanbit Soft signs exclusive deal for PrecisionHawk drones

By 황유미

Published : Oct. 4, 2016 - 15:07

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[THE INVESTOR] Hanbit Soft announced on Oct. 4 that it has signed a three-year exclusive agreement with PrecisionHawk to distribute agricultural drones in South Korea.

PrecisionHawk is a leading US company that specializes in industrial drones and system, having developed DataMapper, a software that analyzes data collected by drones, and LATAS, a flight control system for drones.

It will provide Hanbit Soft with the Lancaster model, a 0.95-meter long drone that can fly 45 minutes and gather real time data from a 1.19 million square meter wide site with a single charge. 

Hanbit Soft's drone Lancaster Hanbit Soft's drone Lancaster


The South Korean game developer is seeking new business opportunities in industrial drones and related data services, starting from precision drones for agriculture.

By Hwang You-mee (glamazon@heraldcorp.com)

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