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Unmanned Systems · Institutional line

Security and Defense

Unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) for the Armed Forces, the National Police and State institutions, configured to the mission.

Applications

How UAS support your institution

Each configuration responds to the mission. These are the most common applications.

01Border surveillanceMonitoring of crossings and hard-to-reach areas, day and night.
02ReconnaissanceAerial observation to plan and support operations.
03Facility protectionSurveillance of strategic facilities and perimeters.
04Search and rescueLocating people in mountains, jungle and disaster areas.
05Emergency managementRapid damage assessment and support for coordination on the ground.
06Event securityObservation of large gatherings in support of the National Police.

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UAS · Security and Defense

We adapt to your needs

We handle drone procurement under our philosophy: adapting to your needs. We don't offer a closed catalog; we find the ideal UAS for your organization's mission. That is why we invite you to fill out our RFI (request for information): your answers let us present the best option.

Our philosophyFirst we understand your mission. Then we find the equipment.
  1. Complete the RFI with your organization's needs.
  2. We evaluate the requirements with the manufacturer.
  3. We present the configuration that best fits your operation.

Frequently asked questions

UAS · Security and Defense

What is an RFI?

RFI stands for Request for Information. It is a questionnaire in which your organization describes its needs: mission, territory, operating conditions and required capabilities.

What is the RFI used for?

It lets the manufacturer evaluate your requirements and propose the UAS configuration that best fits your operation: aircraft type, endurance, sensors, range and training.

Why do we need an RFI for a drone?

Every mission is different. A UAS for border surveillance is not the same as one for risk management or land surveys. The RFI avoids generic offers and lets us present the right option from the start.

Does filling out the RFI commit me to buy?

No. The RFI is not a contract. It expresses real interest in the equipment and lets us schedule an exploratory meeting to present the best option.

What does my organization gain by filling out the RFI?

You receive a proposal tailored to your mission instead of a generic offer. You avoid paying for capabilities you don't need, compare options on technical grounds and shorten the procurement process, because the manufacturer works from your real requirements from the start.

What information should I have ready to fill out the RFI?

The mission the UAS will perform, the area or territory to cover, operating conditions (altitude, weather, time of day), the flight time and range you need, the type of camera or sensors, and how many people will operate it.

Does your institution need a UAS for its mission?