Aeros turns natural language into coordinated drone missions. Plan, dispatch, monitor, and recover operations across the fleets and providers you already use—with your operators in control.
aerosOperationsA vendor-neutral layer connecting mission demand with your existing drone operations.
Existing drone fleetsFleet providersWeather & airspaceMission readinessWork orders & GISRecovery planningOperator oversightResults & reportingIntegration scope is validated with each fleet and provider. Aircraft and flight authority remain with your operating team.
Follow a request from first intent to the final report. Play the story, explore each chapter, or take a closer look at the fleet.
aerosOperations“Inspect these 120 assets before sunrise.” Aeros scopes the job, checks fleet readiness, weather, and airspace, then assigns missions across your connected providers. Review the plan, approve dispatch, and follow every mission in one workspace.
Inspect the north district. Prioritize the waterfront and finish before 07:00.
120 assets located in the connected asset register. The completion window and priority area are attached to the job.
Aeros is dispatch and orchestration software for organizations that already have drone fleets. It connects mission demand to the aircraft, providers and people that can deliver it—then follows the work through to completion.
Give Aeros an objective, an area or asset list, a deadline and the result you need. The dispatch workspace turns that request into a reviewable mission plan with aircraft assignments and completion criteria.
Bring the fleets and providers you already operate into one shared view. Understand aircraft availability, dock status, payload fit and reserves in the context of the next job.
A mission is more than a route. Bring weather, airspace information, site access, aircraft limits and your operating procedures into the planning decision, with unresolved inputs visible to the operator.
When weather shifts, an aircraft becomes unavailable or a job takes priority, understand which assignments are affected. Compare the available responses before committing to a change.
Give dispatchers, remote pilots and field teams a shared operating picture with clear responsibility. Define who can review, approve and act, and keep the decision history with the mission.
Bring coverage, observations and exceptions back into the workflow that requested the mission. Help teams see what was completed, what needs review and what still needs to happen.
Aeros works through validated connections to your flight software and fleet providers. Available actions depend on the provider interfaces, operating procedures and permissions configured for your deployment.
When a mission changes, every team needs the same picture. Aeros connects fleet operators, service providers, and field teams around one mission plan. Share assignments, resolve exceptions, and keep approval ownership clear across every connected fleet.
“Shared intelligence. Human judgment. Clear accountability.”
Revised mission plan · ND-0120
Send the revised inspection plan to the remote pilot for approval.
The proposed changes, affected assignments and supporting evidence are assembled into one review.
Aeros separates live data, operator rules, and AI-generated synthesis so teams can see exactly what informed a recommendation. Source visibility, human review, role-based access, and decision history keep the system auditable.
See how dispatch, drone operations, maintenance, scheduling, and safety can work from the same operational picture.
Inspect the north district. Prioritize the waterfront and finish before 07:00.
120 assets located in the connected asset register. The completion window and priority area are attached to the job.
A few practical answers about how Aeros fits into your operation.
Talk through your workflowAeros coordinates the operational work around your drone fleet: it interprets the job, creates a mission plan, checks readiness, assigns available capacity, monitors execution and proposes responses when conditions change. Results return to the original job so the operating team can close the loop.
Infrastructure inspection teams, utilities, site operators and drone service providers that already run aircraft or use fleet providers. The starting point is a repeatable workflow with clear operating procedures, known assets and measurable completion criteria.
The integration approach is designed around your existing aircraft, docks and provider software. Each connection is validated for the status it exposes and the actions it permits. During onboarding, we agree on the supported workflow and integration scope with your operating team.
Aeros identifies the objective, area, assets, timing and expected outputs, then checks those against the connected fleet and operational constraints. The result is a structured plan with proposed assignments. An authorized operator reviews the plan before operational action.
Your operating rules determine who can review and authorize an action. Recommendations, unresolved assumptions and the inputs used to create them stay visible. Changes to the plan follow the configured review process, and the mission retains the decision history.
Connected sources supply context for readiness and change detection. Aeros relates those inputs to the mission and surfaces missing or stale information. The operator remains responsible for the applicable permissions, authorizations and go/no-go decision.
Start with one site or repeatable mission. Connect the relevant fleet and job systems, define assets and operating rules, validate the plan and approval flow, then evaluate the workflow with your team before expanding to additional sites or providers.
The website uses real USGS aerial imagery with illustrative routes, aircraft, telemetry and AI responses. It is a scripted product preview. The controls demonstrate the intended workflow without sending commands to a live fleet.
You already have the drones. Connect your fleets and providers, describe the job, and give operators one place to coordinate every mission from request to result.
Start with one repeatable workflow. Define your operating rules, validate the integrations, and scale dispatch with oversight built into every step.