IAS Systems

Problem

IAS Systems solves the problems of drones being grounded, needing skilled pilots, and becoming obsolete. Our platform empowers drones to operate autonomously, without the need for specialized expertise. This enables continuous operation, reduces costs, and maximizes the value of your drone fleet.

Solution

IAS Systems is a drone infrastructure service provider that develops software and hardware to enable autonomous drone capabilities. We offer drone infrastructure as a service to facilitate more efficient use of drones across various sectors. To address the challenges of drones being unable to perform continuous tasks, requiring skilled operators, and becoming idle after use, IAS Systems has adopted the principle of continuous operation by enabling drones to operate autonomously without the need for qualified personnel. This eliminates the need for constant monitoring and effectively utilizes idle drones, resulting in cost advantages. IAS Systems consists of two hardware components: Nest and Pilot, and also tow software component: IAS Console and IAS Drone App Store. Nest provides ground control and continuous support for drones. It serves as a hangar, granting flight permissions by comparing the drone's technical specifications with weather conditions. It's a flight support equipment where drones can land in case of emergencies. Additionally, it can control air traffic based on the number of drones in the air. This hardware is fully integrated with the Console API at its core. As a result, autonomous decisions are immediately communicated to Pilot and Console, and all stakeholders. This hardware has an embedded algorithm and artificial intelligence that continuously improves its decision-making mechanism. Pilot is the hardware that handles piloting and flight controls. This hardware is integrated into the drone. It ensures full compatibility with Nest, facilitating both software-based communication and physical connections such as charging. It carries out piloting to fulfill the task received from Nest. It operates online as much as possible. However, it can also perform its task offline and reports to Nest upon the first connection. Additionally, it fulfills other tasks defined in the task definition (such as streaming, live missions, live manual control). It acts as a black box in case of accidents. Moreover, discussions are ongoing with a drone parachute manufacturer for integration for safety purposes. It has a sonic wave emitter to protect against bird attacks. This only affects birds approaching the drone. This hardware performs piloting using our AI-based software, which utilizes previously flown flight data. IAS Console provides a user interface for managing the entire system, as well as an API and SDK-based infrastructure for AI-based applications, SCADA systems, IoT, and ERP systems. AuraConsole defines the end-user as both humans, applications, and hardware. Drone App Store is IAS System's dedicated marketplace for drone-specific software. It lets enterprise users and developers quickly discover, purchase and integrate applications—such as navigation, image processing or data collection—directly into flight control systems. Its cloud-based platform and secure APIs ensure scalable, reliable deployment. By streamlining access to cutting-edge solutions, Drone App Store boosts operational efficiency and drives innovation across the IAS Systems' ecosystem. With this infrastructure, all your drones will operate continuously and in communication with each other, producing integrated, more cost-effective, and efficient solutions.

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