Minutes instead of hours
Skip the waypoint grind. Natural-language planning turns survey and inspection briefs into structured routes.
MissionSmith
Describe the job in plain language. MissionSmith plans and validates the route—then the drone flies the mission.
Demo mission
North warehouse roof survey
Industrial site · Roof survey
1 / 3
Simple area coverage with camera overlap and energy checks.
You
Agent
On it — generating a geofenced waypoint mission and validating altitude, energy, and clearance.
Built for operators who already fly for real
Works with the stack you already trust
See the product
MissionSmith turns a plain-language brief into waypoints, runs safety checks, and keeps simulation in the same workspace—so you stop hopping between tools.
Mission workspace
North warehouse roof survey
Plan ready
ALT
40 m
WPs
18
ETA
12 min
BATT
ok
Mission brief
Agent activity
Validation
The problem
You know the job. Then you spend hours clicking waypoints, checking constraints in another tool, and hoping the simulator matches the plan.
Without MissionSmith
With MissionSmith
How it works
One continuous workspace keeps planning, validation, simulation, and telemetry connected.
Drop a geofence and operating envelope for the job.
Write the brief the way you’d tell a teammate.
MissionSmith drafts a structured waypoint route.
Constraints, energy, and clearance checked before you commit.
Rehearse the flight and stream telemetry in one place.
Why teams love it
Skip the waypoint grind. Natural-language planning turns survey and inspection briefs into structured routes.
Geofence, altitude, energy, and clearance checks run with the plan—so surprises show up on screen, not in the air.
Planning, validation, simulation, and telemetry stay connected instead of scattered across tools.
Who it’s for
Repeatable routes for towers, bridges, utilities, and industrial assets.
Coverage passes for construction, campus, and industrial sites.
Area missions for crop monitoring and environmental scanning.
A simulation-first loop for planning, validation, and iteration.
FAQ
Drone teams that plan survey, inspection, and mapping missions—and want to spend less time drawing waypoints and more time flying safe, validated routes.
No. You describe the job in plain language, set the area, and review the generated plan. Autonomy and robotics teams can still plug into simulation workflows.
We reach out to learn your mission types, share a walkthrough, and get you into early access as capacity opens.
No. MissionSmith sits above planning and validation. It’s designed to work with simulation environments like PX4/Gazebo and your existing operator workflow.
Early access
Tell us what you fly. We’ll follow up with a walkthrough and a spot in early access.
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