DroneTools
Gelves, Sevilla, Spain
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Founded in 2012, DroneTools is a defense system integrator based in Gelves, Spain working in unmanned systems, optronics, c4isr.
DroneTools is a Spanish manufacturer of remotely piloted aircraft systems (RPAS) based in Gelves, Sevilla, founded in 2012. The company designs and builds unmanned aircraft, including VTOL and mini-class platforms made from carbon fibre, as well as the Halcón multi-sensor gimbal, ground control stations and mapping software for real-time georeferencing and surveillance. Its product range covers surveillance, emergency response, fire monitoring, maritime surveillance and agricultural spraying. The company also offers custom drone and device development, manufacturing from carbon fibre, aluminium and plastic using CNC equipment, and training on RPAS operation and maintenance. Its stated customers include the Spanish Military Emergency Unit (UME), the Directorate General of Armament and Material (DGAM), and the Kuwaiti National Guard, and it reports a contract for aircraft acquisition with DGAM.
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Cóndor
Mini-class VTOL UAV
Carbon-fibre electric VTOL unmanned aircraft with vertical take-off, detachable for transport, payload up to 5 kg.
miniCóndor
Mini-class VTOL UAV
Scaled-down Cóndor with carbon monocoque airframe, detachable for transport, long endurance and payload up to 3 kg.
Tesla
Industrial UAV
Carbon-fibre monocoque drone flying automatically with an industrial-grade autopilot and ground control station.
AZOR A22
VTOL UAV
VTOL unmanned aircraft presented for fire monitoring applications.
HEXA-AG
Agricultural spray UAV
Hexacopter for phytosanitary treatments carrying up to 16 litres of liquid, with automatic flight and ground station, water/dust resistant.
Halcón gimbal
Electro-optical gimbal
Multi-sensor gimbal with simultaneous sensor display, real-time georeferencing of hot spots within a temperature range, and recording of images and telemetry for GIS use.
