There is actually an opportunity here for WSGI IMO. There is some NASA money available for arctic/antarctic UAS operational research. Once management gets past this recent busy period, I hope to follow up with them again. My vision would be to find a partner like Emrby-Riddle, UML or Wright State Research Institute and put the Argus on loan for research purposes. WSGI provides the platform on a six month or longer basis, the research entity pays for storage, maintenance, flight time and product refinement through grants and other funding.
The product keeps moving forward, publicity is generated for WSGI, the product advances and overhead is lowered--everyone wins. You can always take potential clients to the research center for flight demos. Probably need a contract clause that let's you take it for short trips overseas for demos. All doable IMO. But that is a 2013 project IMO. Best to work on 2012 AEROSTAT REVENUES right now I think. But arctic operations are an Argus research opportunity I think. Thanks, Ren ! IndyJonesOhio.
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