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At Airogistic, we are defining technologies to advance autonomy infrastructure solutions. Our innovations are transforming the way goods, people, and services are transported, enhancing the efficiency, safety, and connectivity of autonomous systems.
As the world transitions from 2D to 3D, we enable the combined navigation of ground, water, and aerial vehicles for sensing and transport applications.
Airogistic's mission is to assist our customers on this journey and become a leading technology supplier as the world embraces autonomy.
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Airogistic advances infrastructure through its patented Coupled-Pole vertical takeoff and landing (VTOL) drone stations. These stations support battery charging, refueling, preflight testing, launching, landing, and AI-assisted preventive maintenance for drone operations.
We are committed to building a company focused on productive applications of government and commercial drones for emerging autonomy use cases. Airogistic strategically applies its technologies to new markets by partnering with companies looking to adopt UAVs.
Our mission is to assist customers in establishing and expanding aerial operations that improve functionality, efficiency, and profitability as drone regulations evolve. Our capabilities span engineering, hardware, software, packaging, integration, and communications for drone fleets, stations, and systems. We manage projects from concept to production, specializing in drone technologies such as propulsion, sensor payloads, and AI-driven data analysis. By developing Coupled-Pole drone stations, we enhance drone autonomy, mission planning, safety, and reliability for transformative aerial applications. |
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Airogistic, a Texas-based LLC founded in 2006, originated as a spin-off from Appliance Lab and the University of Applied Research Labs. Built on an established IoT sensor platform, Airogistic initially focused on DC battery-powered air collection systems. The company adapted air sampling DC airflow controllers and motors for use in multi-rotor drones.
These applications share foundational technologies that we successfully leveraged. Our expertise in sensing, IoT communications, and energy airflow technologies made us a perfect fit for advancing drone technology.
Airogistic's founders recognized early on the need for autonomy, particularly in drone launch and landing. In 2011, we began developing embedded drone flight controllers, and by 2012, we had created our first Coupled-Pole drone test stands. Patents for Coupled-Pole Drone Launch and Landing Stations were filed in 2014. Anticipating the growth of the autonomous drone market, Airogistic secured patent protections and continued to refine station technologies and applications. With the easing of drone regulations and increasing demand for full autonomy, the company is now poised to commercialize in this emerging market, offering significant advantages over other drone-in-a-box designs and competitors. |
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In 2007, Airogistic was contracted by a U.S. military prime contractor to develop electronics, sensing, and network control systems for the Chemical Biological Protective Shelter (CBPS) Program.
The CBPS provides a rapid pop-up, environmentally mobile hospital to triage civilians and soldiers during wars or environmental disasters.
This $0.5 billion program advanced from rapid prototyping to full production in just three years under Airogistic’s leadership.
In 2012, Airogistic identified limitations in the CBPS sensor systems and proposed using autonomous vertical takeoff and landing (VTOL) drones to expand the sensing radius, giving soldiers more time to activate the shelter's protective systems. At that time, the U.S. military's concepts of operations (CONOPS) restricted the use of drones and full autonomy in such systems. However, Airogistic, using its own funding, pursued the development of fully autonomous multi-rotor drones and drone charging stations designed to work in tandem. Today, these drones could utilize the generators of the CBPS vehicle to charge, conduct sensing missions, and protect soldiers and convoys by preventing entry into contaminated areas—enhancing the core mission of the CBPS. |
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| Doing Business with Airogistic | ||||
| Airogistic is a self-funded technology company offering engineering services and licenses its intellectual properties (awarded patents) into application and vertical markets where technology make sense. We work closely with our customers to apply our technologies in compelling use cases that scale and generate business revenues and profit. Contact us via email or phone, and we will respond promptly. We are passionate about drones of all sizes and configurations, their markets and applications where can help automate operations. | ||||
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