2016-07-18 Leave a commentNewsBy Hendrik Boedecker

Dronemasters Meetup at Microsoft HQ, Berlin

4 min. read · Created: 2016-07-18 · By Hendrik Boedecker

On July 4th our CFO Hendrik Bödecker talked about the investments in the drone industry at the Microsoft HQ in Berlin.

Drone Industry Insights presented the latest Venture Capital investment trends and general highlights of the global UAV industry. The numbers based analysis of the current market dynamics created a lot of interest especially from consultancies and investors. The market is developing very vast – driven and catalyzed by adjacent industries. Having proof to where the market is developing makes it easy to develop your own business model into the right direction.

Further interesting stories of other participants: Medical Health Delivery tests in Tanzania by Mobisol, the hybrid UAV platform makers Wingcopter promoted for investors and an autonomous ground vehicle use case was presented by Buero Autobus.

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Hendrik Boedecker

Besides his financial oversight, Hendrik is an expert in aviation law and UAV regulation with more than 10 years of experience. Not only does he consult on all regulation questions, but Hendrik also writes the yearly drone investments report. Prior to launching DRONEII, at Lufthansa Technik he was the single point of contact to Civil Aviation Authorities (CAA) of Germany, Middle East and Asia.