Zephyr provides end‑to‑end unmanned aerial system (UAS) services, including regulatory consulting, operational documentation, pilot training, and specialized inspections such as visual, 3‑D modeling, and thermal imaging.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Organizations that need aerial data—such as infrastructure inspections, mapping, or security patrols—must manage complex drone regulations, create specialized operational documentation, and train qualified pilots, which creates high entry barriers and limits scalability.
Solution
Zephyr UAS offers a comprehensive suite of unmanned aerial system services that removes regulatory and operational obstacles for commercial and public entities. The company provides expert consulting on drone legislation, prepares legally required operational documents, and delivers remote pilot training across all certification levels. Its Drone‑In‑Box platform automates 24/7 drone flights for security, mapping, and asset monitoring, while additional services include visual and thermal inspections, 3‑D modeling, C‑UAS counter‑drone solutions, and hardware‑software testing. By handling the full lifecycle—from technology selection to ongoing autonomous operations—Zephyr enables clients to integrate drone capabilities quickly and reliably.
Target Audience
Primary customers are commercial enterprises and public sector organizations that require regular aerial inspections, mapping, or security surveillance but lack in‑house drone expertise.
Features
- Regulatory consulting and preparation of SPECIFIC‑category operational documentation to ensure legal compliance
- Remote, tiered pilot training (A1/A3, A2, STS) covering theory and practical flight skills
- Visual inspection, 3‑D modeling, and thermal imaging services for buildings, infrastructure, photovoltaic panels, and power lines
- Drone‑In‑Box system that conducts fully automated, round‑the‑clock missions for security patrols, mapping, and asset monitoring
- Development, testing, and validation of custom UAV hardware and software in real‑world conditions
- Counter‑UAS (C‑UAS) solutions that detect and mitigate unauthorized drone activity
- Precision measurement of ground‑based aviation equipment using drone‑borne sensors