AirSight is a revolutionary service from Zenotech set to make drone and unmanned air vehicle (UAV) operations safer and more commercially viable.

With sophisticated sensors and control systems, drones are increasingly used to inspect infrastructure, such as buildings and wind farms – both on and offshore – for safety and maintenance. Despite these in-built safety features, to avoid colliding with physical objects, many invisible threats to the drones remain – from high wind speeds, gusts, aerodynamic vortices, and sheer layers.

AirSight, the new tool from Zenotech, is here to help. Watch our video to find out more.

The route planning and automated collision avoidance systems for modern drones can use AirSight data service to navigate around aerodynamic hazards using dynamic exclusion zones. Dynamic exclusion zones based on high-fidelity aerodynamic simulations in AirSight are used to prevent drones from entering air spaces that would put them or nearby infrastructure and personnel at risk. This data can be fed into a flight control system or given to mission planners to safely navigate your vehicle around unseen aerodynamic danger.

AirSight’s innovative technology applies to a wide range of industries, making it an ideal solution for industrial inspection, urban drone flight planning, vertiport placement, and safety evaluation. The data generated by AirSight has been validated against physical test data in a variety of settings, including airports and wind farms.

The recent trials of the integrated system have demonstrated its applicability to conducting wind turbine examinations. An industrial drone from the specialist drone experts, Aerialworx, went on a successful mission to inspect the wind farms, while adapting its route to avoid the wake behind the wind turbines using AirSight exclusion zones.

If you want to take your business to new heights by tackling the invisible hazards of drone operations, contact us to discover AirSight.