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Aquilo

[ ak-wuh-loh ]

noun

  1. the ancient Roman personification of the north wind.


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The four chief Winds were Boreas, the North Wind, in Latin Aquilo; Zephyr, the West Wind, which had a second Latin name, Favonius; Notus, the South Wind, also called in Latin Auster; and the East Wind, Eurus, the same in both Greek and Latin.

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“I decided I’d get bored, flying back and forth from the same place,” said Mr. France, 30, the chief executive of a drone start-up called Aquilo, which is based in Fairbanks and was founded by engineers from the University of Alaska.

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Aquilo and K2 Dronotics are both focused, at least for now, on commercial data collection — Aquilo in scientific and industrial applications, K2 Dronotics in remote-area mapping.

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After years of gigging in his band Fletcher thinks the live aspect to Aquilo will be very important.

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When I first heard Aquilo's debut track, Calling Me, I immediately stopped what I was doing.

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