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January 2026
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About Warren Weissbluth
Warren is the co-founder & COO of Voltair.
He studied Operations Research engineering at Rice University. Warren has previously worked for 2x NSF funded startups, where he helped raise a $1M SBIR. He interned for Boeing (structures engineering) during his freshman summer.
He studied Operations Research engineering at Rice University. Warren has previously worked for 2x NSF funded startups, where he helped raise a $1M SBIR. He interned for Boeing (structures engineering) during his freshman summer.
Companies & Work
Voltair
Voltair is a drone data provider. We are building a network of autonomous vertical take-off fixed wing drones and charging pads. For the first time, this allows for drones with infinite range. Removing battery swaps is the last step to deploy UAVs autonomously at scale.
Power utilities are the perfect first customer. Extreme weather creates catastrophic wildfire liability, bankrupting utilities and making them uninsurable. Voltair's drone inspections identify critical maintenance concerns before they spark fires. Automated drones are 10x faster and 1/2 the cost of manual drone operators. Following extreme weather, Voltair's forward deployed drones can rapidly patrol neighborhoods for electrical hazards.
Since June, we’ve validated our core charging tech, built 6x flying prototypes, and inspected ~2000 poles.
After power companies, we will service rail, road, telecom, real estate, and other inspection markets. At scale we are a new infrastructure layer for data on the physical world.
Power utilities are the perfect first customer. Extreme weather creates catastrophic wildfire liability, bankrupting utilities and making them uninsurable. Voltair's drone inspections identify critical maintenance concerns before they spark fires. Automated drones are 10x faster and 1/2 the cost of manual drone operators. Following extreme weather, Voltair's forward deployed drones can rapidly patrol neighborhoods for electrical hazards.
Since June, we’ve validated our core charging tech, built 6x flying prototypes, and inspected ~2000 poles.
After power companies, we will service rail, road, telecom, real estate, and other inspection markets. At scale we are a new infrastructure layer for data on the physical world.
