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Illustration: an aerostat above folded hills and a valley at night.

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Watch bases, borders and temporary sites from above.

An aerostat over a base is designed to see small drones earlier and keep patrols in contact.

The problem

Small drones fly low behind ridges and fields. Towers stop short, patrol drones come down within the hour, and large imported aerostats need large crews.

Two sizes

A fixed version on a prepared pad, and a trailer version for temporary sites.

Your payloads

Standard mounting, power and data, so partner or government payloads fit.

Built in India

Designed, built and tested in Bengaluru, with no parts from restricted sources in defence deliveries.

Approvals

We work with the site on airspace, spectrum and safety approval before the first flight.

Questions

Can the aerostat carry our own payload?

Yes. The payload interface gives standard mounting, power, data, time and position, so partner or government-furnished equipment can fly.

How large is the crew?

Small. The station does the handling, and the first stage targets two people or fewer. We will publish measured crew numbers as we go.

Illustration: an aerostat over hazy hills at sunrise, lit warm by the low sun.

Talk to us about defence and security.

Tell us about the site. We will tell you what we can do, and when.