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In further recognition of Autrik's core expertise in drone fleet management and operations, a consortium consisting of medical universities, clinics, research institutes, and private companies has been formed to carry out innovation in the area of drone-based medical goods delivery. The project aims to enable fast transportation of critical medical supplies using autonomous drones.
View project detailsAfter an extensive public beta phase of the core platform, AutrikOS is now generally available. The platform provides comprehensive drone fleet management, mission planning, and automated operations capabilities for businesses of all sizes.
Learn more about AutrikOSAfter a wait of almost a year, a consortium of private companies and research institutions including Autrik was awarded a multi-year research grant by the German Federal Ministry of Research, Technology and Space (BMFTR) to bring automated gas leakage inspection and monitoring to landfill areas. The project will leverage drone technology and advanced sensors for environmental monitoring.
View project detailsToday our CEO, Yogesh Khedar, provided an overview on fleet management as well as automated operations for drone manufacturers and service companies with the help of AutrikOS. The talk was given virtually at the ArduPilot Dev Conference 2025 held at Yorkshire, UK. The presentation is available on the official YouTube channel of ArduPilot Foundation.
Watch on YouTubeAutrik completed a successful test campaign with Gravionic GmbH on the island harbour of Langeoog in support of the federally funded project HydroInspekt. The goal was to demonstrate autonomous navigation in rough harbour conditions, marking an important milestone in maritime drone operations.
The 10 students from BITS Pilani successfully completed their 8-week internship program at Autrik. The interns made significant contributions across various projects including AI-based predictive health monitoring, automated flight approval systems, WebRTC communication platforms, geospatial data services, MLOps infrastructure, and anomaly detection systems. We thank them for their hard work and wish them success in their future endeavors.
10 students from the prestigious Indian university BITS Pilani joined Autrik for an 8-week intensive internship program. The students are working on various cutting-edge projects including AI/LLM-based predictive robot health monitoring, automated flight approval systems, multi-modal WebRTC communication platforms, geospatial data services, computer vision MLOps infrastructure, and anomaly detection systems for infrastructure inspection.