Netopia Group
Autonomous flight sits at the meeting point of three trades that rarely share a roof. In this group they do, which is why a fleet, its payload and its software can be delivered under a single accountability.
Three disciplines, one augmented product
SoftwareNetopia Autonomous, Harmony, Netopia
The aircraft, the embedded intelligence and the software arrive as one system — specified once, delivered once, supported by one team.
Netopia Autonomous, Harmony and Netopia converge into a single augmented product.
Drones
Sourcing, sale and customisation of professional aircraft. Owns the flight stack, the airframe relationships and the operator training.
IoT & embedded
Embedded engineering for the group. Designs and integrates the payloads, sensors, radios and boards that turn an airframe into an instrument.
Software
The group’s software practice. Builds the ground console, the mission archive and the integrations, and runs the Moroccan infrastructure the data sits on.
Why it matters
Most drone programmes are assembled from three vendors who each hold one third of the problem and none of the responsibility.
A sensor that draws too much current or speaks the wrong bus fails on the pad. Harmony designs the mount, the power and the driver against the airframe we sell.
Data that lands in an unreadable format is data you paid to collect twice. The console ingests what the payload actually emits.
A signed, replayable record is only worth something if it sits somewhere you can point a regulator at. That is the hosting, and it is in the group.
Tell us the operation and we will bring the right part of the group into the room.