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AETHER SYSTEM & CO.

Digital infrastructure for autonomous aviation

We build a single digital environment where the aircraft, the operator, the airspace, the authorisation, the regulation and the commercial operation are connected in one contour.

Technology for the Next Airspace

Explore Aether Nexus
  1. 01CONNECT

    Connect

    Links participants of unmanned aviation and their information systems into a single digital contour.

  2. 02CONTROL

    Control

    Provides digital management of operations — from mission planning to completion.

  3. 03COMPLY

    Comply

    Translates regulatory requirements into structured digital compliance checks.

  4. 04OPERATE

    Operate

    Enables execution and real-time monitoring of missions.

  5. 05ANALYZE

    Analyze

    Builds an analytical picture of the airspace and of fleet operations.

02THE PROBLEM

One flight — dozens of participants

A single unmanned aircraft operation involves the owner, the operator, the pilot, the manufacturer, the service organisation, the insurer, the state aviation authority, the UTM service provider, supervisory bodies, customs, financial institutions, the customer and infrastructure operators.

Without a unified digital architecture, their data stays in separate systems.

Aether Nexus is being built to solve this through a single digital contour.

What this leads to

  • 01Duplication of data across systems
  • 02Manual processing of documents and requests
  • 03Complex and lengthy approval procedures
  • 04Insufficient transparency of operations
  • 05No single operational history for a UAS
  • 06Difficulty scaling the number of flights
  • 07Increased workload on state authorities
  • 08Complexity of integrating information systems
categories of participants in one operation
13+categories of participants in one operation
functional platform modules
18functional platform modules
categories of system users
9categories of system users
industries of application
8industries of application

03CORE CONCEPT

One digital environment for autonomous aviation

Instead of managing every element separately, a connected digital model is created.

  • Drone
  • Operator
  • Mission
  • Airspace
  • Regulation
  • Infrastructure
  • Finance
  • Data

Digital lifecycle of an operation

  1. 01Unmanned aircraft
  2. 02Digital identity
  3. 03Registration
  4. 04Operator
  5. 05Mission
  6. 06Requirements check
  7. 07Airspace check
  8. 08Authorisation
  9. 09Flight
  10. 10Monitoring
  11. 11Operation completion
  12. 12Result confirmation
  13. 13Settlement
  14. 14Technical history

04PLATFORM

Aether Nexus is more than UTM

UTM is one of the operational layers of the platform. The broader objective is to create a digital infrastructure layer connecting the participants of unmanned aviation with each other.

  • 01

    Digital Identity

    A unique digital profile for every unmanned aircraft system: identifier, manufacturer, owner, documents, operational history.

  • 02

    Digital Registry

    A digital registry of unmanned aircraft and operators with role-based access control.

  • 03

    UTM

    Digital organisation of UAS operations: mission, route, airspace check, approval, monitoring.

  • 04

    Regulatory Compliance

    Applicable rules turned into structured digital checks: COMPLIANT · CONDITIONAL · NON-COMPLIANT.

  • 05

    Airspace Intelligence

    A single digital picture of the airspace: structure, restrictions, special regime zones, weather, active operations.

  • 06

    Aether Grid

    Airspace as a digital spatial grid — the basis for machine routing and conflict detection.

  • 07

    Conformance Monitoring

    Verification that the actual operation matches authorised parameters: route, altitude, geofence, time window.

  • 08

    AI-Inspector

    Automation of preliminary checks over large data volumes: document analysis, discrepancy detection, case prioritisation.

  • 09

    Lifecycle Management

    Lifecycle management from manufacturing and import through to decommissioning.

  • 10

    Fleet Management

    From managing a single UAS to managing a fleet: status, missions, maintenance, documents.

  • 11

    Government Integration

    A dedicated digital contour for state users: registry, active missions, incidents, analytics.

  • 12

    Marketplace & FinTech

    Commercial layer: ordering drone services, electronic settlements, escrow, payment linked to mission results.

05AETHER GRID

Airspace as a digital structure

Airspace can be represented as a grid where each cell holds coordinates, altitude range, status, restrictions, current load, active missions and risk level.

Used for

  • Routing
  • Traffic analysis
  • Conflict detection
  • Load assessment
  • Restriction management
  • Forecasting
  • Free
  • Loaded
  • Restricted

06APPLICATION

Industries

Aether Nexus is designed as infrastructure for unmanned aviation operations across different sectors of the economy.

  • Energy

    Monitoring of power lines, generation facilities and energy infrastructure.

  • Oil & Gas

    Monitoring of pipelines, fields and production infrastructure.

  • Mining

    Open-pit surveying, facility monitoring, geodetic work.

  • Agriculture

    Field monitoring, treatment, crop condition analysis.

  • Logistics

    Automated delivery and aerial cargo operations.

  • Construction

    Monitoring of construction sites and volumes of completed work.

  • Infrastructure

    Monitoring of roads, bridges and other infrastructure assets.

  • Emergency Services

    Search operations, emergency monitoring, rapid reconnaissance.

07STRATEGY

Market development stages

The company sees the transition from isolated unmanned operations to a scalable digital ecosystem of autonomous aviation as a staged process.

  1. I

    Digitalisation of registration

    Digital registration and management of unmanned aircraft.

  2. II

    UTM and operations management

    Digital management of flight operations and UAS traffic.

  3. III

    Scaling BVLOS

    Beyond visual line of sight flights and growth of commercial operations.

  4. IV

    Systems integration

    Connecting state and commercial information systems.

  5. V

    Mass adoption

    Widespread use of autonomous aviation across the economy.

  6. VI

    Advanced Air Mobility

    Infrastructure for new forms of autonomous air transport.

Ready to discuss cooperation?

We are open to dialogue with state authorities, operators, manufacturers, corporate customers and technology partners.