Aerial Scout - Long endurance, self-sustaining surveillance drone

A revolutionary Lighter Than Air (LTA) aerial surveillance drone designed to address a major challenge of low altitude aerial surveillance: limited flight time. The key to its impressive capabilities was its innovative LTA system, which canceled out the effects of gravity, allowing it to remain afloat without external force. Additionally, the drone was equipped with a sophisticated algorithm that drove its control system, allowing it to combat winds speeds of up to 10 m/s or 37km/h. To make the system self-sufficient, solar cells were positioned on the drone's wide surface area to provide extra power to the payloads and extend the flight time. 

I had been working on my start-up, Grass Root Advanced Systems, for a few years before finally launching it. Over the past few years, I had explored various markets for our technology and worked hard to improve the product. Recently, I had focused on celestial applications. I scaled the product up so that it could carry small satellites and payloads up to 2000kg into the stratosphere (35km). 

Patent filed with application number: 202041001185

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