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A fleet instead of a single box.
More drones without more stations. The cost per drone falls with every additional drone.
TALOS Hub
Drones have long flown reliably. What is missing is the airport.
TALOS is an autonomous, mobile drone base station in an ISO container – with the software that plans, legally checks and clears flight operations.
AUTONOMOUS. COMPLIANT. NETWORKED.
01Problem
One box, one drone.
Almost all of today’s drone ground stations follow the same principle: every drone needs its own complete station – with its own landing and charging technology, its own control system and its own maintenance contract.
Applied to aviation, this would mean every aircraft gets its own runway, its own tower and its own fuel station. So far, this redundancy has prevented drone fleets from being economically viable.
02Principle
One hub. An entire fleet.
TALOS approaches drone infrastructure like an airport: the complex technology exists once per hub, not once per drone.
Several drones are housed protected in a single container, are charged and stand ready autonomously for their mission. Every additional drone costs only a fraction.
03Advantages
Why TALOS
Drone-agnostic.
TALOS is not an accessory for one specific drone. Mixed fleets and existing drones remain usable, without lock-in to a manufacturer ecosystem.
Mobile, no civil works.
Relocatable by truck and operational within hours. No foundation and no grid connection required.
Grows with you.
Two sizes (20 and 40 ft) and configurable equipment. The hub grows with the fleet, without changing systems.
Everything from one source.
Hardware, operating software and airspace approval from one provider, with one point of contact for the entire system.
Made in Europe.
Developed in Baden-Württemberg with a European supply chain. Procurable for public authorities, emergency services, defence and critical infrastructure.
04Software
The second half decides whether you are allowed to fly.
- 01
Hub Control
Remote control and monitoring of the hub from the control centre, on site or remotely. Condition monitoring and predictive maintenance.
- 02
Mission Planning
Plans operations for entire fleets at the same time instead of drone by drone and hands the optimal route to the flight software of the respective manufacturer. Schedule recurring flights, coordinate sites.
- 03
Deconfliction & Legal Engine
Detects and resolves conflicts between planned flights before take-off and brings together everything legal: automated SORA risk assessment according to EASA requirements, a check of the legal requirements and complete documentation for operational authorisation and authorities.
05Fields of application
Where TALOS operates
Emergency services & civil protection
A situational picture in minutes, even where there is no building.
Defence & security
Relocatable and self-sufficient, for military sites and staging areas.
Industry & critical infrastructure
Recurring inspection of plant sites, utility corridors, rail and port facilities.
Medical & express logistics
Time-critical transport between hospitals and laboratories, especially in rural areas.
06Operating models
Flexible procurement
- Purchase
- Leasing and hire purchase
- Short-term rental for exercises, operations and projects
- Software as an annual licence
07Design targets
Built for when it matters
- Ready for take-off in under 20 seconds from standby mode
- Operation from −25 °C to +55 °C
- Integrated, autonomous fire protection for battery storage
- Target availability ≥ 98 %
- CE conformity, lithium storage according to EN 62619 / UN 38.3, fire protection based on VdS 3103, SORA according to EASA
Design targets from the requirements specification. TALOS is currently under development.
Pilot partners wanted.
We are looking for organisations that want to take the step from single drones to fleets – for our first joint pilot projects.