Aerogent

Autonomous mission agents

We make flying drones easier.

AI agents that fly drones autonomously from plain language commands — carrying out inspections and turning the data into insights, without a pilot or a data team.

Building pilots with

  • FRIGOL
  • ZOPONE
  • Lwart

01Supported industries

Built for the field, maintenance and inspection

Military dual use
01

Military dual use

Energy plant maintenance
02

Energy plant maintenance

Power transmission lines
03

Power transmission lines

Infrastructure
04

Infrastructure

Agriculture: crops & plants
05

Agriculture: crops & plants

Agriculture: livestock
06

Agriculture: livestock

From the lab to the field

Two missions, flown by our AI pilots

The swarm mission is below — scroll to fly it. Want the solo mission instead? Switch right here.

Swarm

One mission. Two pilots.

A reported bag. A scout to find it. A camera to take a closer look.

Illustrative mission · civil public safety

From the lab to the field

The same mission. In our lab.

Real drones, real AI pilots. Filmed in our flight lab.

0:00
Lab demonstration. The drones are smaller, the logic is the same.
Operator view during the same mission.
Operator view during the same mission.

03Platform

You describe the mission. The drones fly it.

Aerogent sits between your drones and the person who needs the answer. No flight planning software, no data team, no pilot on site.

01

Say it in plain language

Pick the drones you want to use and describe the mission the way you would explain it to a colleague. While they fly you see their positions on a map, the image from each camera, and every finding as it comes in.

02

Each drone has its own pilot

A pilot can take off, fly to a point, circle an object, aim the camera, take a photo or report a finding, and decides the order from what it sees. On the same mission, pilots share findings and positions with each other.

03

Safety is ordinary code, not AI

Before any command reaches a drone, a safety layer checks it: no-fly zones around people and objects, the agreed flight area, speed and altitude limits, and automatic landing if tracking drops or the battery runs low. If the answer is no, the pilot is told why and plans another way.

04Solo or swarm

One drone or a coordinated swarm

A mission agent can control a single drone or coordinate several drones on the same mission — dividing the area, sharing context and covering more ground in less time.

One mission, many drones. Agents split the work and coordinate in real time.

05Supported hardware

Works with the drones you fly

We support and are actively building for these platforms.

  • DJI01
  • MAVLink (PX4 / ArduPilot)02
  • Crazyflie03
  • Parrot04

06Aerogent team

Founded by computer scientists at IE University

Building Aerogent since June 2026.

Arnaldo Alvarez, co-founder of Aerogent

Arnaldo Alvarez

Dual Degree in BBA & Computer Science and AI, IE University

David Smedshammar, co-founder of Aerogent

David Smedshammar

Dual Degree in BBA & Computer Science and AI, IE University

Contact

Got a mission, but no pilot?

Aerogent gives every drone its own pilot. Tell us what you need to know and we'll tell you whether it can fly.