Applications

Where infrastructure covers more ground than anyone can walk.

Aerial inspection of extensive and perimeter infrastructure, AI-assisted to detect changes on the ground and respond in time.

Who we work with

Operation

Mining and industrial plants

Large-scale sites where the asset is a surface, not a line: pits, dumps, stockpiles, access roads and site boundaries. One flight feeds both the perimeter watch and the record of how the ground is changing.

Engineering

Integrators and engineering consultancies

An API, open formats and map layers that go straight into your deliverable. Aerial Fences doesn't replace your workflow: it hands it ordered aerial data.

Security

Security and defence

Systematic watch over boundaries and restricted zones, with traceable evidence and human validation before anything is reported. On-premises deployment when the data cannot leave.

Assets we cover

Five shapes of the same problem.

A corridor, a boundary or a surface. What changes is the geometry; the method is the same.

  1. 01

    Industrial and mining sites

    Large-scale operations where infrastructure covers vast areas.

    Large surface
  2. 02

    Perimeters

    Plant boundaries and restricted zones, monitored systematically.

    Plant boundary
  3. 03

    Pipelines

    Extensive linear corridors, monitored end to end.

    Linear corridor
  4. 04

    Transmission lines

    Routes and rights of way, inspected without setting foot on the ground.

    Route and right of way
  5. 05

    Access roads

    Roads, entrances and service tracks in operation.

    Service road
Aerial view of an open-pit mine in operation with its benches, ramps and haul roadsMining site · aerial view
Robotic Air Systems VTOL aircraft lined up on the runway, ready for take-off

Own fleet

The aircraft, the payload and the pipeline are ours. So is the responsibility.

Fixed-wing VTOL for long linear stretches, professional payload and a processing chain we control end to end.

Next step

Which of the five
is your asset?

Tell us the geometry and the length, and we'll come back with the scope of a bounded pilot.