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  • Jun 20, 2017
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June 20th, 2017
Terra Drone Delve Deeper Into the Australian Market by Launching Headquarters in Both Sydney and Melbourne.

Terra Drone Company (Tokyo Shibuya-Ku CEO: Toru Tokushige), introduced branches in Sydney and Melbourne this month. It has been only 5 months since we established our Brisbane office as the first branch in Australia in January 2017. There are numerous issues that arise in the construction industry, including hazardous work environments and problems with quality of produce in the Australia. It has led to the expansion of our business operation in Australia and dampen these issues with the power of our Japanese technology. Read More at sUAS News