Collect detailed field data and insights without an operator onsite. UAVs are perpetually docked in the field and deploy on-demand or on-schedule through the Birdstop app.
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Since 2016, drones have been adopted by industries at a breakneck speed. In 2018, the FAA registered 170% growth in commercial drones, with a further 3x increase predicted by 2023 (source). As the consumer side of the drone industry saturated in recent years, the technology became mature enough for enterprise applications. The addressable market in enterprise is estimated at $127B, with infrastructure ($45.2B) and agriculture ($32.4B) as the top verticals (source).
At the same time, Beyond Visual Line of Sight (BVLOS) regulations progressed, paving the way for pilotless drone operations in the US and around the world. Over the next 3 years, it is anticipated that not only will the enterprise drone industry surge, but more of the operations will be automated or tele-operated, without a pilot in the field.
Collect detailed field data and insights without an operator onsite. UAVs are perpetually docked in the field and deploy on-demand or on-schedule through the Birdstop app.
Since 2016, drones have been adopted by industries at a breakneck speed. In 2018, the FAA registered 170% growth in commercial drones, with a further 3x increase predicted by 2023 (source). As the consumer side of the drone industry saturated in recent years, the technology became mature enough for enterprise applications. The addressable market in enterprise is estimated at $127B, with infrastructure ($45.2B) and agriculture ($32.4B) as the top verticals (source). At the same time, Beyond Visual Line of Sight (BVLOS) regulations progressed, paving the way for pilotless drone operations in the US and around the world. Over the next 3 years, it is anticipated that not only will the enterprise drone industry surge, but more of the operations will be automated or tele-operated, without a pilot in the field.
Seamless Data Pipeline
Automated Precision Landing
Dual Layer Data Security
Automated Weatherproof Hangar
Automated Battery Management
Airframe Agnostic Design
Edge Processing Capabilities
Integrated Weather Systems
Process data at the Edge and in the Cloud using best-in-class data science software integrated with Birdstop infrastructure.
Process data at the Edge and in the Cloud using best-in-class data science software integrated with the Birdstop infrastructure.
UAVs are stationed in hangars ready to be deployed at a moment’s notice over the Internet.
We are a group of data scientists, engineers, and field operators brought together by a vision to build a new layer of infrastructure for the skies. Our team draws on past careers at Google, NASA, Earth Institute, Barrick, and more. We are headquartered in San Francisco, California, but you will often find us on field projects across the globe. We are a scrappy startup crew and always make time to geek out. Please do hit us up if it sounds like we can work together.
We are a group of data scientists, engineers, and field operators brought together by a vision to build a new layer of infrastructure for the skies. Our team draws on past careers at Google, NASA, Earth Institute, Barrick, and more. We are headquartered in San Francisco, California, but you will often find us on field projects across the globe. We are a scrappy startup crew and always make time to geek out. Please do hit us up if it sounds like we can work together.
Contact usSince 2016, drones have been adopted by industries at a breakneck speed. In 2018, the FAA registered 170% growth in commercial drones, with a further 3x increase predicted by 2023 (source). As the consumer side of the drone industry saturated in recent years, the technology became mature enough for enterprise applications. The addressable market in enterprise is estimated at $127B, with infrastructure ($45.2B) and agriculture ($32.4B) as the top verticals (source).
At the same time, Beyond Visual Line of Sight (BVLOS) regulations progressed, paving the way for pilotless drone operations in the US and around the world. Over the next 3 years, it is anticipated that not only will the enterprise drone industry surge, but more of the operations will be automated or tele-operated, without a pilot in the field.