AMHERST, NEW YORK, October 24, 2019 — Stampede, North America’s leading value-added ProAV distributor and the industry’s largest distributor of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), has been appointed to serve as the United States distribution partner of Digital Aerolus, according to Stampede President & CEO Kevin Kelly.

“Digital Aerolus brings a whole new level of capabilities to the UAV market,” Kelly said today. “They design and build drones to explore indoor, inaccessible, and confined spaces in a way that has never been done before. In fact, these drones fly in all sorts of challenging and treacherous situations where no one else would dare to venture.”

Kelly continued, noting that, “We are very excited to make the Aertos™ line of rugged commercial drones available to end-user customers through our reseller network and I believe the unique performance value they deliver will be immediately appreciated by customers across all verticals that increasingly rely upon drones to get the job done faster, safer and far more efficiently than traditional solutions.”

Aertos™ commercial drones feature revolutionary, patented systems that incorporate technologies and mathematics that are similar to those used in deep space navigation. Digital Aerolus has developed breakthrough flight software that allows their drones to fly in confined spaces and GPS-denied areas. The Aertos™ drones use AI technologies not found in any other commercial drones. The company’s Proprietary Folded Geometry (FGC™) flight code allows Aertos™ drones to be internally referential, and, because of its ground-breaking technology, Aertos™ drones fly stably without requiring external sensors, including GPS.

“We’re excited to partner with Stampede to bring our revolutionary drones to the widest possible audience of resellers and end-users throughout the United States,” Digital Aerolus CEO Jeff Alholm said today.  “The combination of our product line and Stampede’s unmatched market knowledge is going to bring a new level of excitement to the product category.”