SKYX Approved by the American Institute of Architects (AIA) for Inclusion in its Annual Continuing Education Systems Course for Architects

SKYX Platforms Corp. SKYX announced that the American Institute of Architects (“AIA”) has included a SKYX course as part of architects annual mandatory Continuing Education Systems database studies. Each U.S. architect is required to complete annual education credit hours to maintain their architectural license. 

With a membership base of more than 94,000 Architects, the AIA is the preeminent professional organization for American architects and the voice of the architectural profession. The AIA offers education, government advocacy, community redevelopment and public outreach to support and improve the public image of the architectural profession. SKYX is joining the continuing education systems database, to be used by AIA members as part of the mandatory annual continuing education required for architects.

“We are delighted to announce the inclusion of SKYX into the continuing education content by the leading American architectural organization AIA – driving SKYX products adoption among the best U.S. architectural minds,” said Rani Kohen, Founder and Executive Chairman of SKYX Platforms Corp., “as we continue to move towards our safety standardization goal to enhance safety and convenience for US builders, professionals, and consumers. We look forward to working closely with the AIA on our time saving, cost saving and lifesaving advanced solutions.”

Bernard Zyscovich, renowned architect, and Chair of SKYX’s Architectural and Real Estate Advisory Board, added: “This is an amazing accomplishment by the team at SKYX. This milestone represents another step closer for SKYX’s goal to become a future U.S. safety standard for homes and buildings. Therefore, I am truly thrilled that my fellow architects will have the opportunity to be educated on the implementation of the SKYX suite of solutions, which provide significant improvements both technologically and from a safety perspective.”

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