APRAMAD

01 Capability / Air

Every sortie,
accounted for.

From small quadcopters to long-endurance RPVs and helicopters, Apramad turns what aircraft record into readiness, insight and a live picture of the sky.

Small UAS

Small uncrewed systems

Small drones are now the most numerous aircraft in most forces, and the least understood. Each one writes a detailed log of every flight; almost nobody reads it.

Apramad decodes those logs on the ground station, scores each flight against the mission it was meant to fly, and keeps a running record of which pilots and airframes are ready.

  1. Flight log decoding across common autopilots and ground stations
  2. Pilot and airframe readiness records
  3. Incident reconstruction from raw telemetry
A small quadcopter in silhouette against a setting sun
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Long endurance

Remotely piloted aircraft

Long-endurance aircraft generate hours of mission data per sortie: sensor products, health and usage, link quality, airspace.

We bring it into one mission record so every hour aloft informs the next: what was seen, what was missed, what wore out and what to plan for.

  1. Mission records joined to sensor output
  2. Health and usage monitoring with trend alerts
  3. Sensor footprints placed on the shared picture
Aircraft tracks and their ground traces on a simulated operating picture
Simulated operating picture
Rotary wing

Helicopters and crewed teams

Crewed aviation increasingly flies with uncrewed teammates. Both need to sit in one picture, and both need a record that maintainers and commanders can trust.

Apramad replays sorties over real terrain, tracks usage and exceedances, and keeps crew currency where the squadron can see it.

  1. Sortie replay over terrain in three dimensions
  2. Usage, exceedance and maintenance tracking
  3. Crew currency and training records
A helicopter in silhouette over dark hills under a red evening sky
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03 Air platforms

One system for
every airframe.

Quadcopter, fixed wing, hybrid or helicopter: the same record, the same picture and the same tools, whatever the vendor.

Small UAS

Multirotor UAS

Small quadcopters launched by hand or from vehicles for observation, mapping and short-range reconnaissance.

Data in
Flight logs, telemetry, imagery and video
Apramad adds
Decoded sorties, pilot and airframe readiness, a live track
Runs on
Ground station laptop or tablet, fully offline
Long endurance

Fixed-wing RPV

Long-endurance remotely piloted aircraft for persistent surveillance across wide areas.

Data in
Mission data, sensor products, health and usage
Apramad adds
A complete mission record, usage tracking, sensor footprints on the picture
Runs on
Ground control station and operations room
Runway independent

Hybrid VTOL

Vertical take-off with fixed-wing endurance: long reach without a runway.

Data in
Autopilot logs, transition data, payload output
Apramad adds
Transition health, endurance trends, a live track
Runs on
Field kit or vehicle
Crewed aviation

Rotary wing

Crewed helicopters flying missions alongside uncrewed teammates.

Data in
Flight data, usage and exceedances, crew records
Apramad adds
Sortie replay over terrain, usage monitoring, crew currency
Runs on
Squadron operations and maintenance

04 Sortie replay

Every flight,
replayed.

Scroll to fly an illustrative reconnaissance sortie. This is how a decoded log reads in Apramad: the route, the altitude, the events that mattered, and a sealed record at the end.

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Sortie 0916 / illustrative

  1. Launch, systems nominal
  2. Climb to 1,200 m above launch
  3. On station over objective
  4. Link margin low, auto-recovered
  5. Return to launch
  6. Landed, log sealed and signed

05 Airspace awareness

See what is flying over you.

The picture that tracks your own aircraft also shows cooperative traffic and the tracks that do not belong: unknowns flagged, classified with a stated confidence and handed to the people responsible for them.

One airspace view for drone operators, aviation units and air defense teams means fewer surprises and fewer conflicts between friendly airspace users.

A helicopter in silhouette crossing the disc of the sun
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Make every flight
count.

We build alongside the people who will use what we make, with engineers forward-deployed from the first conversation.