Missions
Long watches.
Light footprint.
The first application we are developing: carrying a sensor for hours. Five operators have already signed letters of intent. You bring the mission and the sensor.
The dAS20 on the apron · Le Havre airport · 22 May 2026
Mission 01 · Sea & offshore
An extra pair of eyes over the water.
Designed to watch offshore sites, coasts and ports for hours from a stand-off position, and to support search teams.
Watches
Offshore sites, substations, coasts, ports
Concept illustration · offshore monitoring
Carries
Needs
EO/IR camera, maritime AIS receiver
Authorization for flights over water, a stand-off distance agreed with the operator, and a wind envelope suited to offshore conditions
Mission 02 · Wildfires
See the smoke before the flames.
Designed to stay over one forest area for hours: confirm an alert fast, then follow the front and send live video to the crews on the ground.
Carries
Role
Also
Thermal and visible cameras
Confirm the alert, follow the front
Protected areas, wildlife counts
Concept illustration · wildfire monitoring
More missions
Other long watches.
The same wing, the same few hours on station, different sensors.
03
Infrastructure
Power lines, railways and pipelines. Needs beyond-visual-line-of-sight authorization.
04
Emergencies
A relay when the network is down: radio and data links restored from a vehicle on site.
05
Environment
Protected areas, wildlife counts, air quality and gas measurements.
06
Light logistics
About 20 kg (target) to islands, offshore sites and remote areas, with a later version.
On site
One car. A small team.
01
Unpack
One car, one bag, a small team.
02
Inflate
With a compact blower, on site.
03
Fly
Designed for 3–6 h (target).
04
Pack, drive on
Deflate, fold, load. Next site.
Open payload
Bring your own sensor.
We are developing an aircraft designed to deliver hours of airborne sensing. You choose what flies with it. About 20 kg of payload is the target.
Imaging
HD and zoom cameras, thermal
Sensing
Gas and air quality, lidar, radar
Links
Radio and data relay, AIS
Yours
Your own equipment, integrated with you
From your mission
to your sky.
We are early, so we work closely with each launch customer.
Step 1
Your mission
Step 2
Your payload
Step 3
Trial flights
Step 4
In service
What to watch, where, for how long.
Your sensor, or one from our partners.
On your site, under the right authorization.
Operated with your team.