ASE : Aerial Surveillance Engineering

  Whether we call them Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs), Miniature Pilotless Aircraft or Flying Mini Robots, drones are rapidly growing in popularity and have already broken through rigid traditional barriers in industries which otherwise seemed impenetrable by similar technological innovations.

ASE drone applications are designed for extremely remote, rugged and dangerous sites that have no power supply or internet connectivity.

Our industrial drones are controlled by a remote Microsoft-developed application and possess the capability of reaching the most remote areas with little to no manpower needed and require the least amount of effort, time, and energy. Although we focus on surveillance for border security , plantations , forestry and fisheries , we do also provide the following services on a case-to-case basis :

• Aerial photography for journalism and film
• Express shipping and delivery
• Gathering information or supplying essentials for disaster management
• Thermal sensor drones for search and rescue operations
• Geographic mapping of inaccessible terrain and locations
• Building safety inspections
• Precision crop monitoring
• Storm tracking and forecasting hurricanes and tornadoes

Drone technology is currently undergoing groundbreaking progressive improvement. It is generally said that drone technology has seven potential generations, and the majority of current technology sits in the fifth and sixth generations.

While we are working on the sixth generation , we are gearing ourselves to move to Generation 7 by end 2018 which will differentiate itself with a fully compliant safety and regulatory standards-based design, platform and payload interchangeability, automated safety modes, enhanced intelligent piloting models and full autonomy, full airspace awareness, auto action (takeoff, land, and mission execution) and including defence against drone ‘catchers’

ASE , a high technology collaboration between Blue Snow Energy and a Microsoft  partner company, is still in its final testing phases and commercialization is expected by Q4 2017