Sensor fusion
Several feeds read as one picture, so a contact that is ambiguous on its own becomes readable in combination.
A complete solution. Intelligence on proven airframes, turning a single flight into a threat map - before anyone walks the ground. The same search that protects a border gives a village its fields back.
Clearing ground by hand is slow, expensive, and dangerous. A deminer advances a few square metres an hour, on their knees, hoping the detector speaks first. There are not enough of them, and there is far too much ground.
Widely cited estimates. Figures vary by source and reporting year.
We put machines where the danger is, so people don't have to go there.
It began with what one of us saw in service - ground that stays armed long after the fighting stops, and people sent to walk it anyway. Aerosearch Technologies exists to put a machine there first.
The search is the slowest, most dangerous part of demining. It is also the part a machine can take over.
Our first platform. Advanced detection from the air.
No one enters the ground
Candidates, not conclusions
Handed to the deminers
Several feeds read as one picture, so a contact that is ambiguous on its own becomes readable in combination.
Coordinated multi-aircraft coverage, so a large area is covered in one sortie rather than a season of them.
Built for the Army, Air Force, Navy and Coast Guard - and for the border and paramilitary forces holding the same ground.
The same detection stack extends to port and logistics security, industrial site inspection, and agricultural and wildlife protection.
Finding what is already buried, from the air.
Closing the loop from detection to clearance. Our heroes must not risk their lives in a minefield.
Reading ground before anything is emplaced - knowing where the danger will be, not only where it is.





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