Eyes that
never blink.
The Apus 100 is a tethered aerial system that holds a fixed vantage over your site — indefinitely. No battery swaps, no gaps in coverage.
Batteries land.
Operations don't.
Free-flying drones give you twenty good minutes, then they come down to charge — and that's exactly when the picture goes dark.
Apus 100 trades the battery for a tether. Power and data run up a single armored line, so the aircraft simply stays up — a fixed, hardened vantage point for as long as the mission runs.
One line.
Unlimited time aloft.
Ground station
An automated, weather-resistant housing unit supplies continuous power up the tether and manages line tension and docking on its own.
Power-and-data tether
A single line carries continuous power up and fiber-optic data down — no battery, no RF link to jam or intercept.
Apus 100 aloft
The aircraft holds a GPS-locked station above your site, streaming 4K video to the operator without interruption.
One console.
Zero blind hours.
The feed, the events, and the record — in one place, for the whole watch. Simulated view shown.
Deployed by a single operator. On station for hours, not minutes.
See the system →One platform.
Many industries.
Persistence matters wherever looking away is not an option. Apus 100 adapts to the operation through interchangeable payloads and mission packs.
Substations, ports, data centers, and storage yards.
Stable, elevated coverage for the full run of show.
An airborne node for temporary network coverage.
A standing eye over large, active work sites.
Elevated command views for police, fire, and SAR.
Standing watch over campuses, yards, and perimeters.
Wide-area monitoring of approaches and coastlines.
Rapid situational awareness over an active incident.
A night on
the wire.
A representative overnight deployment from the Apus 100 field program — one operator, one logistics yard, zero coverage gaps.
Case opened
One vehicle, one operator. Ground station placed at the south laydown yard.
On station
Aircraft at 100 ft, GPS-locked, camera walking the saved patrol pattern.
Motion — NE fence
Camera slews to cue. Verified in seconds: a coyote, not a crew. No dispatch, no drama.
Shift change below
Guards rotate. The picture doesn't.
Still up
Sunrise. The aircraft has not landed once. The full night is on the record.
Authorized distribution — California
Apus 100 is distributed and deployed in California through a private security contractor running hybrid programs statewide — manned patrols, AI-driven remote guarding, and an FAA-compliant drone program.
Built to stay up,
and stay quiet.
Hardened for all-weather, around-the-clock operation. Figures shown are committed design targets for the field-deployment program.
Apus is first.
The platform goes further.
We lead with the tethered system because persistence is where the market is most underserved today. Free-flying enterprise and consumer aircraft follow.
Apus 100
Tethered persistent overwatch, deployable across industries.
Lift — Enterprise
Untethered modular platform for inspection, mapping, and response.
Air — Consumer
Lightweight aircraft for creators and prosumer pilots.