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Aertos 120™ navigates a tricky obstacle course

Piloted from a distance using long-range telemetry and camera point-of-view, the Aertos 120™ easily navigates a simulated disaster area inside a metal structure. Folded Geometry (FGC™) flight code helps the vehicle to fly safely and stably without reference to GPS or other positioning signals, and the gimbal-mounted camera offers the pilot a broad perspective of the aircraft's environment. Emergency responders in challenging conditions can safely deploy the Aertos 120™ to explore target areas, and control the UAV from the safety of a remote location.

An amazing view of the Digital Aerolus Defender 95 flying through a cave, showcasing its stability entirely without GPS or Wi-Fi

Tunneling Through: Drone View

An amazing view of the Digital Aerolus Defender 95 flying through a cave and showcasing its stability to fly in environments entirely without GPS or Wi-Fi. This fantastic demonstration shows the Defender 95's seamless transition from outdoor to indoor flight.

Aertos 120 - a drone that you can deploy from the safety of your patrol vehicle

First Responder Application Test

The first officer on the scene can't always know what he or she might be walking into. Deploying a drone from the safety of a patrol vehicle allows first responders and emergency personnel to survey the scene and gather strategic data.

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Interactive video showcasing an indoor inspection of the world's largest stained glass window

View From the Top of the World's Largest Stained Glass

Showcase flight featuring a bird's eye view the world's largest stained glass window in Leawood, Kansas in a building entirely enclosed by a metal shell which blocks GPS signals. Launch this interactive video, then use your mouse to scroll 360°. [You'll need a current browser; not viewable on mobile devices.]

Digital Aerolus demonstrates smooth flight inside our offices thanks to its Folded Geometry Flight Code

DA's Indoor Obstacle Course

Most drones require GPS signals to fly smoothly indoors. At the Digital Aerolus development lab in Kansas, the Aertos demonstrates smooth flight and hovering thanks to Folded Geometry Flight Code (FGC)^™. The unique ducted design allows personnel to handle the drone without injury thanks to SafeCatch^™.

Digital Aerolus recently attended the AUVSI Xponential Show where we showcased our technology in the demo area

AUVSI Show: Throw Demo

Digital Aerolus showcases its technology at the AUVSI Xponential Show. This video highlights throw-to-launch, a deployment ability critical for first responders and field operators.

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Aertos 120™ navigates a tricky obstacle course

Inspecting a Bridge Infrastructure with Aertos 120™

Tunneling Through: Drone View

Tunneling Through: Drone View

First Responder Application Test

First Responder Application Test

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View From the Top of the World's Largest Stained Glass

View From the Top of the World's Largest Stained Glass

DA's Indoor Obstacle Course

DA's Indoor Obstacle Course

AUVSI Show: Throw Demo

AUVSI Show: Throw Demo

Why Math Matters

Re-thinking Drone Flight Stability

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