Super Vision
See the task more clearly.
Tools for the real world
Flight, field operations and a growing family of task tools. Explore the whole NOEPRA system.
Different tasks. Distinct platforms
Where we begin
Adaptive Grasping
Work with the shape in front of you.
All products
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Orion
FlightA modular aerial platform for interchangeable task tools.
Super Vision
PayloadsA perception tool for understanding the work environment.
Adaptive Grasping
PayloadsA replaceable tool for contact with irregular lightweight objects.
Atlas
Field stationsA field station direction for tools, energy and task resources.
Triton
MarineA future surface vessel for measurement, sampling and air–water cooperation.
Quasar
FlightAn independent research direction for high-speed flight with fixed axial propulsion pods.
Acoustic & Contact Diagnostics
PayloadsExplore sound, vibration and local contact as evidence for inspection.
Environmental Sampling
PayloadsA tool direction for collecting a local sample with its location and context.
Precision Trimming
PayloadsExplore bounded trimming of branches and accessible surfaces.
Gentle Harvesting
PayloadsA concept for fruit identification, gentle contact and handover.
Precision Assembly
PayloadsExplore positioning, fitting and checking defined components.
Precision Application
PayloadsA direction for local cleaning, coatings and material application.
Cleaning & Recovery
PayloadsExplore local cleaning, debris retrieval and lightweight collection.
Emergency Support
PayloadsExplore lighting, communications and observation support with professional teams.
Winch & Delivery
PayloadsResearch into controlled lowering, handover and retrieval of lightweight objects.
Start with the work, then choose the platform
An aerial observation, a water sample and a close-contact operation place different demands on a system. Compare the object, access route and expected result first. The platform should then follow from those needs, rather than making every task fit the same aircraft.
A photograph of the object, its approximate dimensions and your current method are useful starting points. These let us discuss whether the problem belongs to sensing, mechanics, software or their coordination, and identify one bounded step to examine together.