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It's like your helicopter service but better.
Launch in 30 seconds
Our docking station means your system is always ready
Image alerts
Spot risks; like smoke, unattended people etc
Less pollution
Zero fuel emissions and far less sound polution
Organisations
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Brandweer - Fire Service
Brandweer (Dutch fire service) work to reduce fires, damage, and casualties. They respond to more than 11,000 incidents every month.
Dominik Kondziela
Marketing & Communications Lead
Frequently asked questions.
What is a drone network?
A drone network is a collection of drones working together controlled by one cental command. We believe it's the future of aviation.
How much can it carry?
An Aera has a payload that can hold a maximum of 3kg as standard. Heavier payloads require individual consultation.
Can you fly in wind and rain?
90% of weather conditions. That includes rain and 30 knots of wind, off-shore and over land..
What is VTOL, UAS, UAV, BVLOS?
VTOL; vertical-take-off-land, it doesn't required a runway, it just goes straight up like a helicopter. UAV; unmanned aerial vehicle, is aircraft that flies without a pilot onboard but they can be controlling it from a distance. UAS; unmanned aerial system, is a combination of aircraft, network, maybe other drones, pilot(s) in a control centre. BVLOS; beyond-visual-line-of-sight, you can't see they aircraft with your eyes, this goes all the way up to controlling the aircraft from a completely different part of the world!
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Answer 5
What is a drone network?
A drone network is a collection of drones working together controlled by one cental command. We believe it's the future of aviation.
How much can it carry?
An Aera has a payload that can hold a maximum of 3kg as standard. Heavier payloads require individual consultation.
Can you fly in wind and rain?
90% of weather conditions. That includes rain and 30 knots of wind, off-shore and over land..
What is VTOL, UAS, UAV, BVLOS?
VTOL; vertical-take-off-land, it doesn't required a runway, it just goes straight up like a helicopter. UAV; unmanned aerial vehicle, is aircraft that flies without a pilot onboard but they can be controlling it from a distance. UAS; unmanned aerial system, is a combination of aircraft, network, maybe other drones, pilot(s) in a control centre. BVLOS; beyond-visual-line-of-sight, you can't see they aircraft with your eyes, this goes all the way up to controlling the aircraft from a completely different part of the world!
Question 5
Answer 5

