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Donecle Secures $11.7M For AI-Powered Drone Inspections

French Startup Expands Internationally With New Funding

Donecle, a French drone-based aircraft inspection specialist, has received $11.7 million in new capital investment to drive international expansion and further its artificial intelligence (AI) technology development. The funding round was jointly led by French private equity firms IRDI Capital Investissement and SWEN Capital Partners. Donecle plans to hire additional staff and continue investing in AI, with a focus on expanding in Europe and the U.S. through strategic partnerships and targeted acquisitions. The company’s technology has been certified by major industry players, including Airbus, Boeing, and the FAA. This development was first reported by Aviation Week.

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    Donecle Secures $11.7M For AI-Powered Drone Inspections

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    French Startup Expands Internationally With New Funding

    Donecle, a French drone-based aircraft inspection specialist, has received $11.7 million in new capital investment to drive international expansion and further its artificial intelligence (AI) technology development. The funding round was jointly led by French private equity firms IRDI Capital Investissement and SWEN Capital Partners. Donecle plans to hire additional staff and continue investing in AI, with a focus on expanding in Europe and the U.S. through strategic partnerships and targeted acquisitions. The company’s technology has been certified by major industry players, including Airbus, Boeing, and the FAA. This development was first reported by Aviation Week.

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