Imagine overseeing more than 100 drones and mobile robots – all from a single location and operating simultaneously. That’s the power of the Integrated Control Center. Used by organizations worldwide, the ICC offers a new standard in scalable, centralized automation.
Features
Take control
Planning
Complex missions for multi-modal robots – in 2D, 3D, and with automated grid planning.
Piloting
Supervision of automated missions with manual control, low latency video, checks, and automated documentation.
Security
Role-based user management, developed in accordance with IEC 62443 cybersecurity standard, and optional on-premises hosting.
Scheduling
Efficient, time-based scheduling for hundreds of operations per day.
Management
Integrated mission data, video, and fleet management in a unified platform.
Scalability
Cloud-native backend designed for more than 100 operations, efficient scaling, and API integration.
What stands out
Made to Fit – Built to Scale
Modular Platform
The ICC goes far beyond simple remote control. It’s a fully developed modular IoT platform, combining process management, control center software, and integrated hardware.
Fully Integrated
With native integration into systems like SAP and other ERP, SCM, or EAM tools, it brings automation directly into existing business workflows. From mission planning to AI-supported data analysis – every step is covered.
Scalable to the sky (and beyond)
Thanks to open standards and modular architecture, it adapts as your operations evolve.
Find your setup
Drones
Our drones are an inherent part of the Integrated Control Center (ICC). This means: The hardware forms a unit with the software, right through to data analysis or processing modules. To truly map the entire process chain for efficiently automated BVLOS operations.
Additional equipment
Advanced Hardware
Automated 24/7 BLVOS drone operations require an automated station where drone take-off, land and recharge the batteries. Use cases like perimeter protection, or intra-logistics often require ground robots to complete tasks automatically. The Capra Hircus mobile robot is also an integral part of the ICC, as is the AllSky station.
100+ BVLOS Operations
One Interface
Whether scaling vertically across departments or horizontally across sites – the ICC handles it with ease. Its cloud-based backend is browser-accessible and supports efficient management of simultaneous drone and AMR operations. API interfaces allow seamless integration with third-party systems, while a central data lake ensures structured storage and processing of mission data.
Reimagine what’s possible.
Marius Schröder
Head of Commercial
