Describe the mission. Aeros plans, assigns, and coordinates work across your existing drone fleets and providers. Readiness checks, exception handling, and operator oversight stay connected from the first request to the final report.
Aeros · Mission ControlNorth district workspace
aerosOperations
North district/ 06 missions
PRODUCT SIMULATIONOP
NORTH DISTRICT / INSPECTIONN ↑
A-04Fleet Alpha
ALTITUDE
0.0 m
GROUND SPEED
0.0 m/s
BATTERY
96 %
LINK QUALITY
98%
USGS / NAIP · DEMONSTRATION OVERLAYSALAMEDA, CA
ND-0120North district inspection
DescribePlanDispatchAdaptReport
00:02:35
07 / 35s
Scripted product preview · no live aircraft connectedINTERACTIVE / EXPLORE THE WORKFLOW
Your existing fleet. One orchestration layer.
AEROS / SYSTEM OVERVIEWYOUR FLEET. YOUR OPERATION.
MISSION DEMAND
Natural languageDescribe the outcome
GIS & work ordersAssets, areas, priorities
✳aerosORCHESTRATION
Intent → mission plan → coordinated action
Understand the objective
02Check fleet & constraints
03Assign and dispatch
04Monitor, recover, report
Operator authorityAlways retained
EXISTING FLIGHT STACK
Fleet providersAircraft, docks, payloads
Mission executionValidated provider interfaces
RESULTS BACK TO YOUR WORKFLOWCoverage · findings · decision history
Aeros brings fleet state, payload fit, site readiness, weather, and airspace constraints into the mission plan.
THE AEROS PRODUCT SUITE
One operating system. Every part of the mission.
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.
01
Aeros Dispatch
Turn the job into a coordinated mission.
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.
Break a job into missions and coverage areas
Match aircraft, payloads and operating windows
Review the plan before authorizing dispatch
BRINGS TOGETHER
Natural language · GIS assets · work orders
WHAT YOU GET
An approved plan with accountable assignments.
02
Aeros Fleet
Know what you can send—and what you should keep.
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.
See availability across connected providers
Compare battery, payload and maintenance state
Hold reserve capacity for changing priorities
BRINGS TOGETHER
Connected provider status · aircraft · docks
WHAT YOU GET
A clear view of available and committed capacity.
03
Aeros Readiness
Check the conditions behind every assignment.
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.
Check conditions against mission requirements
Surface stale, missing or conflicting inputs
Keep each conclusion connected to its source
BRINGS TOGETHER
Weather · airspace · sites · operator policies
WHAT YOU GET
A readiness review with constraints and open questions.
04
Aeros Recover
Keep the mission moving when the plan changes.
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.
Identify affected missions and dependencies
Compare reassignment, delay and return options
Route the revised plan for operator approval
BRINGS TOGETHER
Mission events · fleet state · changing conditions
WHAT YOU GET
A recovery proposal with coverage and timing tradeoffs.
05
Aeros Control
Keep operational authority with your team.
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.
Separate recommendations from operational actions
Assign review ownership across teams
Follow the record of approvals and changes
BRINGS TOGETHER
Roles · approvals · procedures · mission context
WHAT YOU GET
An accountable mission history and clear handoffs.
06
Aeros Report
Finish the job beyond the flight.
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.
AEROS DISPATCH
A sentence becomes a flight plan.
aeros / Mission control
ALAMEDA POINT Workspace / North
USGS / NAIP · illustrative mission
A-04 Review96% battery · Thermal + RGB
A-04 Ready A-08 Ready B-16 Reserve
✳Aeros DispatchMission brief
Inspect the north district. Prioritize the waterfront and finish before 07:00.
Understand the objective
120 assets located in the connected asset register. The completion window and priority area are attached to the job.
120 assets3 aircraft42 min window
01 / 03
Monitor the mission. Understand the change.
Turn natural-language objectives into mission plans, assign available drones, and coordinate execution through connected fleet providers.
Interpret weather, airspace notices, launch-site information, aircraft limitations, and operator procedures against each mission.
Focus attention on changes that affect the mission, with the relevant condition, timing, and evidence attached.
AEROS DISPATCH
A sentence becomes a flight plan.
aeros / Mission control
ALAMEDA POINT Workspace / North
USGS / NAIP · illustrative mission
A-04 Review96% battery · Thermal + RGB
A-04 Ready A-08 Ready B-16 Reserve
✳Plan alternativesMission brief
Inspect the north district. Prioritize the waterfront and finish before 07:00.
Understand the objective
120 assets located in the connected asset register. The completion window and priority area are attached to the job.
120 assets3 aircraft42 min window
01 / 03
Compare the options. See the tradeoffs.
Compare routes, mission windows, and alternate sites against the operating constraints and data available.
Evaluate delay, return-to-base, aircraft reassignment, and provider recovery options with dependent missions in view.
Return mission coverage, flagged assets, exceptions, and completion status to your work-order and reporting workflows.
AEROS CONTROL
Every action has an owner.
aeros / Mission control
OPERATOR REVIEWReady for review
Revised mission plan · ND-0120
Dispatcher · Plan preparedComplete
○Remote pilot · Review requestedPending
○Mission record · Decision retainedPending
A-04 Ready A-08 Ready B-16 Reserve
✳Coordinate teamsMission brief
Send the revised inspection plan to the remote pilot for approval.
Prepare the review
The proposed changes, affected assignments and supporting evidence are assembled into one review.
Named ownerExplicit approvalDecision history
01 / 03
Coordinate the response. Keep people in control.
Bring dispatch, remote pilots, operator scheduling, and maintenance into a shared mission review with clear action ownership.
Keep conclusions connected to source material, effective periods, operator rules, and unresolved assumptions.
Keep operational authority, access, approvals, and decision history with the people responsible for the mission.
Built around the entire mission
AEROS FLEET
The right aircraft. Ready for the job.
aeros / Fleet
Fleet readiness4 aircraft · 2 providers
AIRCRAFTPAYLOADBATTERYSTATE
A-04Fleet AlphaThermal / RGB96%Ready
A-08Fleet AlphaRGB84%Ready
B-12Fleet BravoThermal / RGB92%Assigned
B-16Fleet BravoThermal / RGB98%Reserve
A-04 Ready A-08 Ready B-16 Reserve
✳Aeros IntelligenceMission brief
Which aircraft can take the thermal inspection at Dock North?
Read the connected fleet
Aircraft, docks and payloads are visible in one operating picture. Each status includes its source and last update.
4 aircraft2 providers1 reserve
01 / 03
Your connected fleet. One workspace.
Coordinate aircraft, docks, providers, and field teams around a shared mission plan. Keep fleet state, assignments, operator approvals, and work orders in sync.
Wind is rising in Sector 02. Keep the inspection on schedule.
Detect the change
A wind change affects two assignments. Aeros connects the condition to the aircraft, routes and remaining work.
2 affected+8 minCoverage retained
01 / 03
Continuous reassessment
When wind rises or a drone becomes unavailable, identify affected missions and compare recovery options. Reassign work, delay a mission, or return an aircraft with operator approval.
Aeros 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.
Who is it built for?
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.
Do we need to replace our drones or flight software?
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.
What happens after someone types a request?
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.
How does operator oversight work?
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.
How do weather, airspace and live data fit in?
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.
What does implementation involve?
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.
Is the website demonstration connected to real drones?
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.
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