01 / Drones

Drones built for Africa.
Made state of the art by onboard AI.

Modular, multipurpose aerial platforms engineered for the continent's missions, bridging the technology gap through autonomous systems and AI-driven design.

02 / The Platform

One airframe.
Many missions.

A modular 12 kg platform designed around the payload, not the other way around, so a single aircraft adapts across use-cases.

The Cantor multirotor drone in flight against a cloudy sky, seen from below
The platform in flight.
12kg
Maximum takeoff weight
4kg
Payload capacity
30min
Flight endurance
Modular
Interchangeable payloads across mission profiles
02 / Built for context

Capability that survives unreliable connectivity.

We build for the African context first. Terrain, infrastructure and operating conditions here are different, and so are the missions. Our drones are designed to work where a paved runway, a stable network and a specialist operator cannot be assumed.

Onboard AI and autonomous systems do the heavy lifting: flight, perception and decision-making run on the aircraft, so capability survives unreliable connectivity. The same intelligence feeds our research, where we use AI to optimise airframe design and flight performance, the loop that keeps our platforms state of the art.

  • Mapping & surveyPayload TBC
  • Infrastructure inspectionPayload TBC
  • Agriculture & crop healthPayload TBC
  • Search & monitoringPayload TBC
03 / Part of the research

The drone is one expression of a wider effort.

The platform brings Cantor's work across intelligence, matter, and energy into one physical system. What we learn in flight feeds back into the research.