A unified operating system and tool suite for Unmanned Vehicles
Choose, deploy, and scale drone applications with ease. Osiris AI offers a modular operating system and tool suite for uncrewed vehicles.
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Osiris Al allowing you to install, manage, and run mission-specific apps tailored to your operational needs. From navigation and payload control to data processing and swarm coordination - all in one flexible ecosystem.
Modular App Architecture
Install only what you need — mission-specific apps built for speed, control, and customization.
Hardware-Agnostic Integration
Works across diverse drone types, sensors, and edge devices — plug and fly.
Autonomy-First Design
Built-in support for autonomous flight, swarm coordination, and AI-powered decision-making.
AI & Edge Processing
Run computer vision, object detection, and data inference directly on the drone.
Cloud + Edge Sync
Sync logs, mission data, and analytics to the cloud or process locally — your choice.
Unified platform
Seamlessly connect hardware, software, and mission logic across all your drones.
Real-Time Mission Control
Live telemetry, diagnostics, and responsive adjustments from anywhere in the world.
Secure by Default
End-to-end encryption, access control, and secure OTA (over-the-air) updates.
One OS. Any Robot.
Whether it flies, drives, swims, or crawls – OSIRIS OS adapts.
Built for versatility, the platform supports aerial, ground, surface, and underwater drones right out of the box. From quadcopters and rovers to USVs and AUVs – unify your entire fleet under one architecture.
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