Programs
Purpose-built pilots that make airside robotics easy to evaluate: defined zones, predictable windows, safety-forward operations, and success metrics (KPIs) you can share with stakeholders.
Airside Robotics Awareness Pilot
For flight schools. A safer, smarter ramp that stays consistently clean-without disrupting training operations.
What this pilot delivers
- Cleaner ramp + apron areas where students taxi, stage, and preflight
- Reduced FOD exposure (ingestion risk + tire damage risk)
- "Robotics Safety on the Ramp" onboarding module (reusable)
- A modern ramp experience you can highlight in tours and marketing
How it works (simple 4-step flow)
1) Plan
Kickoff + walkdown - Define operating area + windows - Confirm coordination + pause procedure
2) Start
Begin scheduled missions - Deliver awareness brief - Open observation windows
3) Tune
Refine routes + timing - Expand coverage if smooth - Continue observation windows
4) Closeout
Executive summary - Success metrics (KPIs) - Commercial pathway alignment
What we need
- One point of contact for access + safety coordination
- Preferred operating zones and known constraints
- A short slot for staff/instructor awareness briefing
Inspection Readiness Pilot Program
For airport operations. Metrics-backed sweeps in priority zones with ops-controlled windows.
What this pilot delivers
- Repeatable sweeps in inspection-critical areas (movement areas / shoulders / hotspots)
- Defined windows, right-of-way expectations, and a quick pause procedure
- Documented findings and patterns by zone (where feasible)
- Closeout readout designed for stakeholder review
How it works (simple 4-step flow)
1) Plan
Kickoff + walkdown - Select zones + windows - Confirm constraints and coordination
2) Start
Begin scheduled missions - Coordinate with ops as needed - Open observation windows
3) Tune
Refine routes + timing - Expand coverage if smooth - Track interruption drivers
4) Closeout
Executive summary - Success metrics (KPIs) - Commercial pathway
What we need
- Operations point of contact
- Access and safety coordination
- Defined windows and priority zones
Premium Ramp Readiness Pilot
For FBO management + line service. First-wave ready. Scheduled, controlled, repeatable.
What this pilot delivers
- A visibly cleaner, "premium-ready" ramp that matches your service standard
- A ramp that's ready before the first wave (early morning / after-hours sweeps)
- Less repetitive "laps" so line staff can focus on aircraft turns + customer service
- Closeout readout that supports renewals, growth, and next-step planning
How it works (simple 4-step flow)
1) Plan
Kickoff + walkdown - Define ramp zone + service windows - Confirm coordination + pause procedure
2) Start
Begin scheduled missions - Staff readiness briefing - Open observation windows (optional)
3) Tune
Refine routes + timing - Add hotspots if smooth - Track interruption drivers
4) Closeout
Executive summary - Success metrics (KPIs) - Scope options + commercial pathway
What we need
- Tenant point of contact
- Access coordination (escort/badging path if required)
- Defined service windows and operating area
FAQ
How long does a typical pilot run?
Most pilots are structured as a 2-week program: kickoff/walkdown, a week to establish routine, a week to optimize, and a closeout readout.
Does the robot operate unsupervised?
Pilots are supervised and run in defined zones and scheduled windows with a clear pause procedure and a point of contact.
What do we receive at the end of the pilot?
An executive summary, success metrics (KPIs), and a clear next-step pathway based on scope and budget fit.
What do you need to start?
A short kickoff to confirm operating zones, mission windows, constraints, and the primary point of contact.