Asset condition
Explore repeatable visual or thermal evidence for a defined asset and maintenance question, with appropriately qualified interpretation.
Avintys DroneOps / Mission delivery
The mission outcome.
Without building the operation.
Developing aerial mission services for organizations that need usable results, with a clearly scoped operating model and accountable delivery.
Discuss a delivery need ↗In development · Mission discovery
A service, not a software purchase
Buy the result.
Keep the decision.
DroneOps is Avintys’s complementary mission-delivery business. Its intended role is to scope and deliver UAS-enabled outcomes for customers who prefer not to establish their own aviation operating capability.
The starting point is the decision you need to make: what must be inspected, what evidence is usable, who reviews it and what happens next.
DroneOps is in development. We are discussing mission needs and feasibility. Service availability will depend on confirmed scope, qualified operators and applicable authorizations.
Mission opportunities to explore
Useful evidence.
A defined next action.
Site & infrastructure assessment
Evaluate a bounded inspection or post-event assessment, with clear access, capture and review requirements.
Follow-through
Define how findings connect to assigned action and, where appropriate, a subsequent verification mission.
Candidate mission patterns. Specific service offers remain subject to validation.
How a mission would be scoped
Make the operating conditions explicit.
Define the result
Agree the asset, decision, evidence format and acceptance criteria.
Establish feasibility
Review access, airspace, operating authority, people, equipment and safe fallback.
Execute & review
Operate only within confirmed permissions and review the evidence for its intended use.
Hand off & verify
Assign the customer action, record limitations and agree any follow-up.
Accountability stays explicit
Permission to proceed
comes before the flight.
Commercial scope, customer acceptance and flight authority are separate decisions. Software readiness indicators support the responsible operator; they do not grant permission to fly.
We do not promise future regulatory access or unverified BVLOS capability. Safety, operating permissions and mission conditions must be established before any deployment.
Discuss your mission constraints ↗Two distinct paths
Need software
for your own operation?
Explore AutonomyGrid if your organization or operator team wants mission software. DroneOps delivery and AutonomyGrid adoption can be considered independently.
Explore AutonomyGrid ↗