Windlift develops tethered drones as airborne platforms for electronic warfare and surveillance applications. The Durham-based startup leverages kiteboarding-inspired technology to stabilize and control drones at high altitudes. Government funding supports the project’s research and development, enabling advancements in drone autonomy and payload capabilities.
Windlift, a $35 million-valued company, develops aerial infrastructure solutions for energy transmission and data awareness. The platform aims to reimagine traditional energy and information networks through innovative airborne systems. Windlift is now raising capital via Wefunder for its 2025 initiatives.
A technology company introduces large-scale drones designed to generate wind power for residential energy use. The drones redefine traditional wind turbine designs by leveraging airborne systems to capture energy more efficiently. The concept aims to provide an alternative solution for decentralized power generation.
Windlift, a Triangle-based company specializing in airborne wind energy (AWE), secures $160,000 in funding to advance its engineering and computer programming solutions. The startup is expanding its team to support growth in this emerging clean energy sector.
May 2020Research Triangle Regional PartnershipNews article