Architecture
Platform Architecture
A single ADOS flight computer that integrates compute, flight control, video, telemetry, and power management. The intelligence layer for autonomous flight.
ADOS v2
Module architecture
Every component on a single PCB — approximately 10cm x 10cm.
AI-Capable Compute Module
- Quad-core processor, 2.4GHz
- 2-8GB LPDDR4X RAM
- 2x CSI-2 camera (4-lane)
- USB 3.0 + PCIe Gen 3
- AI inference, computer vision, AI framework
Autopilot Processor
- 480MHz real-time processor
- Autopilot firmware
- Sensor fusion
- Motor control
- Telemetry protocol to compute module via UART
HD Video System
HD video adapter via USB-C. 5.8GHz, 29dBm TX power. HD video at 50km+ range.
4G/5G Cellular
USB-C dongle for BVLOS telemetry. Unlimited range with cellular coverage.
4-in-1 ESC
Motor control firmware, 30A per channel. Advanced motor control protocol. Integrated on-board.
Full Suite
9-axis IMU, barometer, precision GPS, magnetometer. Full sensor suite on-board.
Specifications
Key numbers
Phase 2
Heavy-Lift Autonomous VTOL
The ADOS platform evolves into the flight computer for a 7.0m wingspan autonomous cargo VTOL.
OEM Partnership
Type Certification as a Service
Making DGCA certification 60-70% cheaper and 2-3 months faster for drone OEMs. ADOS reference designs will include complete TC documentation.
Roadmap
Three phases to global deployment
From ADOS flight computer to autonomous VTOL to commercial operations in Australia.
Phase 1 — ADOS Flight Computer
2026ADOS flight computer platform. AI-capable compute + autopilot processor. Open-source schematics. 5-8 inch demo drones. Angel round. Secure 3-5 LOIs from drone manufacturers.
Phase 2 — 75kg Heavy-Lift VTOL
20277.0m wingspan autonomous VTOL. 75 kg payload, 330+ km hybrid range, 800V battery + UAV generators. 299 kg MTOW. Built in India, deployed in Australia. Pre-seed round.
Phase 3 — Australia Deployment
2028CASA certification. Production deployment. Commercial operations in Australia — mining, agriculture, logistics. Seed round. Global expansion.
Open Source
Built in the open
ADOS platform schematics, firmware, and software — all open-source. The community builds on our platform. Everyone wins.
Android didn't win mobile by building the best phone. It won by being the platform everyone built on. Our open-source strategy creates the ecosystem — then we monetize through enterprise features for cargo, patrol, military, and fleet management.
Software Stack
- Autopilot FirmwareReal-time flight control
- HD Video SystemLong-range video link
- AI FrameworkRobotics middleware
- Telemetry ProtocolFlight data link
- Linux (Debian)Compute module OS