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Startup · Italy

DRONUS

HQ Trieste, ItalyFounded 201811-50 employees

Develops distributed autonomous drone infrastructure.

WebsiteLinkedIn

Products7

K250X

A drone with thermal imaging for autonomous monitoring.

Maturity not rated

K3

A drone for autonomous operation in potentially explosive atmospheres.

Maturity not rated

K500

A drone for autonomous monitoring in maritime environments.

Maturity not rated

K500I

A drone for autonomous outdoor monitoring.

Maturity not rated

K500L

A drone for autonomous indoor navigation.

Maturity not rated

Krypton

A drone for extended-range operations.

Maturity not rated

NEST®

An autonomous aerial docking station.

Maturity not rated

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Sources5

Profile3

  1. 1

    DRONUS · Supports Organization · description, Organization · name, Organization · website

    “Autonomous aerial nodes coordinated as one distributed infrastructure, remotely managed, continuously operational, deployable on existing structures without modifying the environments where it runs. Patent protected across 12 jurisdictions Made in Italy Deployed across Europe & Asia Get in touch →”
  2. 2

    Sixth-Domain · Supports Organization · kind

    “{"group": "startups", "id": "ebff67b2-71f6-4833-a81f-6feaaefb84a3", "name": "DRONUS"}”
  3. 3

    LinkedIn · Supports Organization · country, Organization · employee range, Organization · founded year, Organization · hq city, Organization · linkedin url

    “country: IT”

Products2

  1. 4

    DRONUS · Supports System

    “**K500L** — advanced localization algorithms with native mmWave 5G, enabling autonomous indoor navigation without GPS dependency”
  2. 5

    DRONUS · Supports System

    “**NEST®** is a patented aerial docking station that operates as a fully autonomous node from day one, standalone or as part of a distributed Multi-NEST network. Lightweight, mountable on existing poles, towers and rooftops or on elevated poles and pylons supplied by Dronus.”

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