Rotors&Cams develops and makes individual, optimized multirotor, fixed-wing, and hybrid drone systems and provides services in cartography and geospatial information, industrial diagnostics, disaster management, agriculture, and environment protection.
With the acquisition, 4iG aims to gain control over Rotors&Cams, ensuring more efficient operation in the IT and R&D-focused development of unmanned aerial vehicles, in the processing of remote sensing data with AI and in industry 4.0 solutions and IT imaging.
The acquisition allows 4iG to integrate Rotors&Cams into its space and defense portfolio in a next step, organized under 4iG Space and Defence Technologies, it said.
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