Agricultural UAS Service
Spot Problems Early.
Spray When and
Where It Matters.
An end-to-end autonomous crop monitoring and precision spraying service — built for mid-size farmers and farming co-ops. Delivered as a subscription. No aircraft purchase required. Built in America, with a commitment to American-made.
The Problem
How Farmers Are Being Left Behind
- Mid-size operations lack access to the precision agriculture technology available to large agribusiness
- Chemical application is still largely blanket-based — same rate across an entire field regardless of what the crop actually needs
- The tools to enable field-level precision exist today, but cost and operational complexity keep them out of reach
Our Response
What We Deliver
- We close the loop from monitoring to spraying — crop data directly drives targeted application decisions
- Delivered as a subscription service — no capital investment, no licensing burden on the farmer
- One platform, two modes: the LA-H60 carries a monitoring or spray payload depending on the mission
How It Works
The Monitoring-to-Spraying Workflow
Continuous cycle — monitoring flights run throughout the season
1
Monitor
UAV imaging flights · multispectral
2
Analyze
Stress · pest · nutrient detection
3
Prescribe
Field-mapped spray prescription
4
Decide
Farmer approves the mission
5
Execute
Autonomous spray · licensed operator
6
Report
Treatment report · outcome data
The Platform
LA-H60 Heavy-Lift Hexacopter
Modular Payload · 40 L Spray Class
One aircraft handles both monitoring and spraying through a modular payload system. Redundant flight systems, RTK positioning, and radar terrain following.
Full Platform DetailsGround Operations
Project PITSTOP
Autonomous Ground Servicing Station
An autonomous robotic station in active development that handles chemical refill and drone servicing at the field edge — keeping the aircraft flying without a technician standing by. Phase I complete.
Learn More
Provisional Patent Filed · April 2026
