Make each job actionable
Capture the site, objective, required payload, deadline, customer reference, and expected deliverables before planning.
For drone service providers and multi-site operators
Many sites. One place to dispatch the work.
Turn incoming jobs into reviewed aircraft assignments. Aeros gives dispatchers a shared view of supported fleets, customer sites, schedules, and unfinished work while keeping each provider’s operating responsibility clear.
Your fleet. Your flight systems. Your team in control.
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 FleetMission 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
Assign across connected providers
Compare available aircraft and launch sites without treating different vendors as interchangeable or assuming every integration supports the same actions.
Account for every handoff
Keep assignment ownership, approval history, changes, and completion status attached to the customer job.
Inside the mission
See a multi-aircraft job move through dispatch.
The inspection preview shows how an asset list becomes several aircraft assignments and a coverage record. Use it to explore the shared workflow; provider connections are scoped separately.
CHOOSE AN OPERATION
AEROS / OPERATIONS WORKSPACEPRODUCT PREVIEW
aeros/Mission controlN ↑
A-04 / EOSIMULATED FEED
37.78° N · 122.31° WUSGS / NAIP
A-04Thermal + RGB
Inspect the asset registerNorth district · 120 assets
USGS / NAIP · illustrative mission overlaysALAMEDA, CA
ND-0120MISSION PREVIEW
00 / 40s
Interactive product simulation. No live aircraft, sensors, or AI services connected.EXPLORE THE MISSION ↗
AEROS RECOVER
Conditions change. The plan adapts.
aeros / Mission control
COVERAGE CONTINUITY
Handover without losing context.
ON STATIONA-04Return reserve reached
RELIEF AIRCRAFTB-16Ready at Dock E-02
17:42OVERLAP WINDOW17:46
Mission context attached
A-04 Ready A-08 Ready B-16 Reserve
✳Aeros RecoverMission brief
A-04 needs to return. Keep coverage at the waterfront.
Detect the reserve limit
A-04 is approaching return reserve. Remaining coverage, observations and aircraft state stay attached to the mission.
1 relief aircraftContext retainedOperator review
01 / 03
From request to result
Reassign the work without losing the job.
An aircraft can become unavailable while a customer deadline stays the same. Keep the original scope, completed work, and proposed replacement together for review.
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Bring in the job
Start with a dispatcher request or a connected work-order source. Attach site access, operating window, payload requirements, and delivery expectations.
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Check the available fleet
Review current aircraft and dock status with source timestamps. Match each assignment to the provider, operator, and supported flight system that will execute it.
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Review conflicts and exceptions
Surface unavailable aircraft, changed conditions, and overlapping demands. Compare a revised schedule, another supported provider, or a delay before approving a change.
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Close the customer job
Reconcile completion against the original scope. Include missing work, delivered outputs, and the decisions behind changes in the final record.
Connect your operation
A clear starting point.
A defined result.
Aeros is a software layer for existing drone operations. Start with one workflow, confirm the supported connections, and validate it with your operating team.
What you connect
Customer job references, sites, service requirements, supported fleet connections, schedules, and provider responsibilities.
What you review
Aircraft and payload readiness, launch-site access, assignment conflicts, conditions, and approval ownership.
What comes back
Job status, accountable assignments, exception history, delivered outputs, and remaining work.
Supported data and actions vary by aircraft, dock, and provider API. Flight execution, connectivity, operator qualifications, and required authorizations remain part of your operation. We agree those dependencies before deployment.
Practical questions
Before you connect
the first aircraft.
Does vendor-neutral mean every drone is supported?
No. It means the dispatch workflow is designed to sit above different flight systems. Each provider requires an integration with a defined set of supported data and actions. Compatibility is validated for your aircraft, docks, and mission types.
Does Aeros take over the provider’s flight controls?
Aeros coordinates jobs, plans, and mission status. Flight execution remains with the connected flight system and authorized operating team. The exact division of responsibility is part of deployment setup.
Can we connect our job-management system?
Work-order, GIS, and reporting connections are scoped around the APIs and access your systems provide. Agree what comes in, which actions require approval, and what returns to the job record before rollout.
Built around the way you operate
Bring a real mission.
Let’s work through it.
Show us your fleet, the systems you use, and one job you want to coordinate. We’ll define the connections, review points, and outputs together.
Talk to the Aeros team