Samaras’ swarm robotics make use of our unique capabilities in air monitoring and 3D mapping, giving you a precise, real-time read on an environment and how it’s changing
Samaras’ revolutionary swarm sensing technology enables you to access capabilities in air monitoring beyond what is currently available. Drone swarms can cover wide areas, rapidly identify point emitters or chemical sources, and model the exact path particulates will take as they disperse
Measure particulates and gases across a full volumetric grid, not just a single point.
Drones work together to map trace gas and aerosol concentrations, pinpoint emission sources, and detect leaks.
Pursue sea or land vehicles in motion to monitor clean energy and emissions compliance.

Detect PM10 and PM2.5 particulates from ground level to the edge of the troposphere.

Identify high-risk areas before a wildfire develops, and monitor active burns.

Generate maps of particulate or gas dispersion based on real 3d sensor and wind data.

Use flocking drones to identify areas of high or low impact.

Indoor-capable drones access hazardous areas humans can’t.
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Samaras’ swarm robotics open unique opportunities in the mapping space. With the EcoSwarm system, swarm drones image a large area in a fraction of the time a conventional drone would take, reducing effects from shadows, tides, and currents on the resulting 3D splat.
Swarm drones image large sites in a fraction of the time a single conventional drone would take.
Faster coverage means less distortion from shifting shadows, tides, and currents across a capture.
Convert 3D splats into precise volumetric data for measuring how a site is shaped and how it changes.

Generate 3D maps of environmental phenomena like erosion.

Conduct infrastructure inspection indoors, in hard to reach places.

Obtain large-area data in small-scale time through flocks of collaborative mapping drones.

Calculate impacts from landslides or landfills through splat-based volumetric assessments.
Making the world a better place, one little drone at a time.