Monster Arts Inc (OTCMKTS:APPZ) reported that with the help of partners and service providers, the company has achieved full compliant filing status with respect to its 10Q and 10K filings with the SEC. The company has previously been in the business of developing lifestyle and entertainment applications marketed and offered on the major e-commerce platforms such as iTunes, Amazon App Store, and Google Play, among others.
To date, the company’s applications, together with those of its affiliates and subsidiaries, have downloads amounting to millions; with the recent focus on its core flagship assignments, including Drive Reply, My Max Speed, Trick or Tracker, and its selected portfolio of nearly 40 arcade and entertainment games.
The buzz
Recently, Monster Arts’ popular Trick or Tracker application was highlighted and profiled in both on the NBC News in Green Bay and on the WSJ Online. These are just the few media outlets that provide such coverage. In addition to its improving and work enhancing Trick or Tracker app, Monster Arts is also developing and further augmenting the app’s core technology in respect to new products and associated services the company intends to launch in the area of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles and Drones.
Earlier in 2015, Monster Arts started to directly tackle this new operations area when it ventured into a deal with NoDroneZone.org. The company believes the UAV/Drone market as an exciting new segment that is rapidly gathering momentum and set for exponential expansion and growth, particularly in terms of recent news from the FAA pertaining to the establishment of a task force for the development of a mandatory UAV/Drone registration system.
Indeed, this news comes as no surprise to Wayne Irving, the CEO of Monster Arts Inc (OTCMKTS:APPZ). He has been traveling the nation over the past one year speaking to the imperative need for such a comprehensive registry for unmanned aircraft.
