Embention receives POA Certification to Propel Drone and eVTOL Autopilot Progress

Embention, a leading innovator in autopilot systems and safety-critical avionics for autonomous aerial vehicles, has been granted Production Association Approval (POA) by the Spanish Aviation Safety and Security Agency (AESA) for the production of UAS and eVTOL autopilots.

Significance of POA Certification

This POA certification, awarded under the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) framework with approval number ES.21G.0038, validates that Embention adheres to stringent standards concerning quality, traceability, team qualifications, and aerospace production process management.

Pioneering the Autonomous Aviation Sector

Embention has distinguished itself as the first company in the realm of autonomous aviation avionics to design and produce certified aerospace products for drones and eVTOLs in compliance with European regulations.

Advancing Unmanned Aviation

The acquisition of POA approval marks a significant milestone in the realm of unmanned and autonomous aviation, showcasing Embention’s commitment to innovation and technical excellence within the industry.

Facilitating Safe Integration of Autonomous Technologies

This achievement lays the groundwork for certified avionics products, enabling the secure integration of autonomous technologies into shared airspace. It also supports the advancement of next-generation systems,such as air taxis,which are crucial for the evolution of urban air mobility and the future of autonomous transportation.

Strengthening Trust and Reliability

Embention’s certification underscores its dedication to safety, reliability, and technical proficiency, reinforcing its position as a leader in a rapidly evolving aerospace market. This development provides a solid foundation for a robust production ecosystem that ensures safe, certified UAS operations.

Broadening applications Across Various Sectors

this certification enhances the confidence of clients and institutions in Embention’s offerings, facilitating the widespread adoption of autonomous solutions across diverse sectors, including defense, aerial logistics, emergency response, precision agriculture, and urban air mobility.