Aerobotek · Ulaanbaatar · since 2014
Most drone companies sell aircraft. We deliver the whole mission: AI that predicts where a lost person, a fire or a flood will be, the drone that gets there, and crews trained in simulation — all built in Mongolia.
The problem
of territory to cover
people per km² — the world’s sparsest nation
emergency calls in the last 10 years
A helicopter hour costs thousands of dollars. An ordinary drone flies blind. The answer is to know where to look first.
Source: National Emergency Management Agency
Our advantage
Our mission software turns terrain, weather and behaviour data into a search plan before take-off — so every minute in the air is spent where it matters.
Probability maps from lost-person behaviour, wind-and-slope fire spread and river-flow models — computed on real Mongolian elevation data.
Tuul River flash flood, Ulaanbaatar — the model predicts the drift and a GARID reaches the person first.
Tenger, our control centre, ranks every drone by arrival time, battery and radio link, then sends the best one — on a route that accounts for wind, terrain and coverage.
A tourist missing in Terelj: Tenger ranks all 74 drones and launches a long-range VTOL on a thermal search pattern.
Thermal cameras and onboard AI flag people, smoke and hot spots and send the location to the ground team — even when the link drops.
Forest fire on Bogd Khan Uul — FALCON drones sweep the fire front, then switch to thermal.
All of this runs in our simulators first — operators train on the same terrain they will fly. Try the simulators yourself →
The fleet
Herder’s drone
Finds livestock across wide pasture, day or night. Simple and rugged, made for herders.
Delivery hexacopter
Medicine, first-aid kits and batteries to places vehicles can’t reach in time. Keeps flying if a motor fails.
Compact VTOL
Takes off anywhere, then flies on its wing to sweep and map large search areas fast.
Long-range VTOL · in development
One launch point covers hundreds of kilometres. The front rotors tilt from hover to cruise — scroll to watch.
Made in Mongolia
Built in Ulaanbaatar. Imports take 4–10 weeks.
About half the price of imported equivalents, priced in MNT.
Self-heating batteries and cold-hardened electronics.
Onboard AI keeps the mission going when the link drops.
Carbon-composite airframes and our own 3D-printing farm. Spares are printed on site and drones fly again within hours. Data stays in the country, and training is in Mongolian.
Flown, not just drawn
Programs, trials, supply and training
→ 02Mapping, inspection, delivery, herding
→ 03Technology, manufacturing — and we’re hiring engineers
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