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SERVICES

From mission definition
to a supported system.

Choose one service or combine them. Every engagement starts with the mission, the interfaces you have and the result you need.

No model number required.

If you already have a model or platform in mind, share it. If not, describe the application, environment and data. That is enough to start a focused review.

01 / Selection

Equipment selection & sourcing

Define the mission, compare feasible platform and payload options, and confirm availability, compatibility and commercial terms before a decision.

What it covers

  • Mission and operating-condition review
  • Platform and payload option comparison
  • Compatibility and availability checks
  • Commercial scope and delivery approach

You get

  • Configuration proposal
  • Compatibility notes
  • Quote basis and dependencies

We need

  • Application, environment and data
  • Existing equipment, if any
  • Destination and timeline
02 / Integration

Payload & system integration

Connect cameras, sensors and equipment to the platform and to your existing systems. Scope depends on the available interfaces and permissions.

What it covers

  • Mount, power and data-path review
  • Device and software interface assessment
  • Data capture, transfer and storage
  • Records and system handover

You get

  • Interface assessment
  • Integration plan and test scope
  • Validation against agreed checks

We need

  • Device and firmware details
  • SDK/API or protocol documentation
  • Target system and data format
03 / Software

Custom drone software

Build the workflow around your operation: job management, map view, image review, reporting and data export, with integrations where the interfaces allow.

What it covers

  • Job and task management
  • Map views and file search
  • Image review and annotation
  • Report exports and API/GIS/ERP integration

You get

  • Feature brief and scope
  • Prototype or pilot release
  • Release and handover documentation

We need

  • Workflow, users and outputs
  • Data and systems involved
  • Security and access requirements
04 / Delivery

Deployment, training & support

Plan the rollout, train operators, define acceptance checks and support the system in service.

What it covers

  • Deployment and readiness planning
  • Operator training and handover
  • Acceptance checks
  • Support path and escalation

You get

  • Deployment plan
  • Training and handover pack
  • Acceptance report and support plan

We need

  • Site and operating conditions
  • Operators and schedule
  • Acceptance criteria
05 / Export

Export & after-sales coordination

Coordinate export documents, battery shipping information and after-sales requirements for the selected configuration and destination.

What it covers

  • Document checklist for the route
  • Battery shipping information
  • Destination and end-use review
  • After-sales and spare-parts planning

You get

  • Document checklist
  • Shipping coordination notes
  • After-sales plan

We need

  • Destination and consignee
  • Configuration and timeline
  • Destination-specific requirements

HOW TO START

Start small.
Then expand.

You do not need to commit to a complete system on day one. Many projects start with an assessment, a single integration test or a software pilot before a wider rollout.

Discuss the first step See the process

Typical starting points

  • Assessment: mission and interface review, feasibility note, recommended approach.
  • Pilot: one operation or one integration tested against agreed checks.
  • Project: configuration, integration, software and handover in one scope.
  • Support: ongoing help for an installed system.

NEXT STEP

Which part should we scope first?

Tell us the mission and the current constraint. We will recommend an assessment, a pilot or a full project scope.

Discuss your requirement