Meet Matt Lindroth — certified tech maverick with military precision coursing through his veins.
This US Army Sergeant First Class E7 disabled veteran didn’t just manage a platoon; he orchestrated
a well-oiled machine of 50-75 personnel, juggling vehicle maintenance and parts tracking like a
boss. Efficiency wasn’t just a goal—it was his gospel, targeting a whopping 90% performance rate
that would make most managers weep with joy.

When the military chapter closed, Matt didn’t just pivot—he revolutionized. He ventured into
electrical powerline repair and maintenance. However, while dangling 120 feet in the air on a
powerline, swaying in a rickety bucket, he had one repeated thought: “Seriously? There’s got to be
a smarter way!” Enter drones—a technological knight in shining carbon fiber. With a passion for
flying and electronics wizardry that would make engineers jealous, Aerial Imaging Solutions was
born.

Matthew realizes that what he controls aren’t just drones; they’re high-flying, detail-obsessed
technological marvels capturing every microscopic detail of infrastructure degradation with
high-zoom capability. Where humans see risk, Matt sees opportunity—documenting down to the
centimeter what no human could without putting their life on the line.

A catalyst for innovation, Matt’s label as “disabled veteran” didn’t deter him. While others may
have seen limitations, Matt saw a blank canvas for technological disruption. He dove deep into
drone services, learning every nuance with the same intensity he once applied to military
operations. The result? Regional accolades and a business growing faster than tech stocks in a boom
market.

A husband, father of two, and now an entrepreneurial force to be reckoned with, Matthew is
hungry—no, make that ravenous—to expand his venture.