January 28, 2021 – Flyability is teaming up with MFE Enterprises, Inc. to bring you a series of six webinars focused on drone inspections in both indoor and outdoor environments. 2021 is shaping up to be the year when drone inspections truly take off. No longer just a futuristic idea, drones are now an essential tool in industrial settings—helping teams enhance safety, reduce costs, and streamline operations. This webinar series brings together experts from the Oil & Gas, Power Generation, and Inspection Services industries, who will share real-world insights and best practices gathered from hundreds of hours of fieldwork using drones. "Over the past five years, we've seen how drones can replace humans in dangerous indoor inspections," says Patrick Thévoz, co-founder and CEO of Flyability. "This webinar series is a great opportunity to highlight what our customers have learned and how they’ve achieved significant risk reduction and cost savings." The series will start with an overview of the benefits and use cases for drone inspections, then dive deeper into specific topics relevant to both indoor and outdoor scenarios. "While the Elios 2 is designed for indoor inspections, many companies need both indoor and outdoor solutions to cover all their needs," explains Alex Meldem, VP of Sales at Flyability. "That's why we partnered with MFE Enterprises—to provide a comprehensive look at all aspects of drone inspections." The first webinar will take place on Thursday, February 11, at 10 A.M. EST. It will explore the overall benefits of using drones in visual and other types of inspections, with real examples of improved safety and cost savings. The session will also cover common applications and use cases where drones are being used effectively in the field. Here’s the full schedule: "We're thrilled to collaborate with Flyability on this webinar series," says Dylan Duke, Vice President of MFE Enterprises. "It's a great way to showcase the latest trends and real-world success stories from our clients who are already using drones in their inspection processes." Whether you're just starting out with drone technology or looking to expand your current program, these webinars are a must-attend event. Join us to learn how drones can transform your inspection workflow and make it safer, faster, and more efficient. For more information about Flyability’s collision-tolerant drones, contact Dylan Duke at [email] or reach out to the Flyability sales team at [phone number]. --- About Flyability Flyability is a Swiss company that develops solutions for inspecting and exploring indoor, inaccessible, and confined spaces. Their drones are designed to operate safely inside buildings, helping industrial companies and professionals reduce downtime, costs, and risks to workers. With over 500 customers across 50 countries in sectors like Power Generation, Oil & Gas, Chemicals, Maritime, Infrastructures & Utilities, and Public Safety, Flyability continues to lead innovation in commercial indoor drone technology. More information is available at www.flyability.com or follow them on @fly_ability. Contact: [Name], +41 21 311 55 00 About MFE Enterprises, Inc. MFE Enterprises is a leading provider of high-quality NDT (Non-Destructive Testing), RVI (Remote Visual Inspection), and environmental inspection equipment. Founded in 2009, the company offers a full range of services including sales, rentals, calibrations, and repairs for top-tier inspection tools. Their team of experienced professionals ensures that clients get the right equipment for every job. From tank floor scanners and ultrasonic testing devices to videoscopes and now Flyability’s Elios, MFE Enterprises delivers reliable and cutting-edge solutions. Learn more about their NDT and RVI offerings at www.mferentals.com. Blackboards are an essential tool in many classrooms, providing a surface for teachers to write notes, equations, and other information for students to see. While the use of blackboards has been largely replaced by digital whiteboards and other high-tech tools in some schools, they are still a common and effective teaching aid in many parts of the world. Steel Blackboard,Raw Material Blackboard,Blackboard Steel Coil,Writing Board Steel Sheet Wuxi Shengshu Metal Co., Ltd. , https://www.wuxissmetal.com
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