Drone problems we solve

GPS jamming and spoofing

Satellite signals are easy to jam, spoof or block, and a drone that depends on them can drift or be lost.

Too much ground, too few eyes

Borders, pipelines and large sites are too long to cover on foot or from fixed posts alone.

Correcting artillery fire safely

Seeing where rounds land usually means putting a person at risk, and passing corrections back takes time.

Battery limits on overwatch

Every free-flying drone must come down to recharge, which leaves a gap in what you can see.

Monitoring large crowds

At large events, ground cameras and officers can’t see how the whole crowd is moving.

One drone isn’t enough

Some jobs are too large or too risky for one aircraft, and many separate pilots are hard to coordinate.

Worried about drone data security

Drone video and flight logs can reveal sensitive sites and routines, so where they go matters.

Drone too bulky to carry

A drone left in the vehicle is no use. Small teams need one they can carry and launch quickly.

Industry and mapping

Mapping

Slow land surveys

Ground surveys are slow, hard over rough terrain, and only capture the points someone walked to.

Risky, slow inspections

Climbing a tower or shutting down an array just to inspect it is slow, costly and dangerous.

Too much drone video to watch

Long missions produce more footage than any team has time to review, so important details get missed.

Drone can’t carry your sensor

LiDAR units and large sensors can be too heavy for a typical drone, or cut its flight time to almost nothing.

Hidden faults in solar plants

A faulty panel can look normal, and checking thousands by hand takes too long.

Long power lines to inspect

Transmission lines run for kilometres across difficult land, and climbing each tower is slow and risky.

Public safety and communications

Public safety

Blind in the first hours of a disaster

After a flood, earthquake or wildfire, roads and networks may be gone and nobody knows the full picture.

Communications

No network in the field

Remote terrain, border areas and disaster zones often have no coverage at all.

Public safety

Finding missing people

Forests, hills and flooded land are slow to search on foot, and time matters.

Buying, training and support

Training

Costly crashes while learning

New operators need hours in the air, but mission-grade aircraft are not the place to make beginner mistakes.

Self-reliance

Relying on imported drones

When spares, support and design decisions sit overseas, a grounded drone can stay grounded.

Custom

No standard drone fits your mission

Off-the-shelf drones are built for common needs, so unusual payloads, ranges and conditions can leave you stuck.

Procurement

Buying drones for government

Government buyers must follow procurement rules and also find a drone that meets the actual mission.