Scout 137 Gen 3

Contact without incident. A LiDAR virtual cage actively stops the drone before it touches; physical-cage drones just bounce off a bulky shell. You fly into smaller openings and closer to structure with no expert stick skills; the cage stays live in the dark, or off when you need contact. And it keeps working beyond line of sight, so the drone is just as protected deep inside the asset as it is at the hatch. You set the cage size to fit the job — tighten the boundary for tight clearances, or widen it for more margin. And the drone itself is a robust, lightweight carbon-fibre build — made to take contact, and compact enough to maximise access into the tightest assets.

Auto Surface Scan, Auto Line Scan and Distance Lock fly the repetitive geometry on their own — the same coverage every flight, captured hands-free. The consistent, overlapping passes are ideal for photogrammetry. The pilot supervises; the drone executes. It always knows exactly where it is — indoors and GPS-free — on 128-beam LiDAR and SLAM, tagging every frame to its position in the asset.

Four payloads, multiple bays: 4K Zoom Camera, LiDAR and gas sensor standard, UT optional. An onboard NVIDIA Jetson Orin NX processes perception and SLAM in real time, with headroom for the payloads still to come. Future-proof by design: the platform you buy today keeps gaining capability as new payloads ship — continuous value from the same drone, not a fixed spec sheet

One 14.6″ tablet runs the whole flight — chosen for the operator, not the spec sheet: a big, bright, crystal-clear screen that reads perfectly in any conditions, dark or bright, and powerful enough to run high-resolution live video and the SLAM 3D map at once. Simple to set up and fly, with nothing to charge or swap — connected to the ground station, the whole system stays powered for long missions. Run it on a tripod stand or in a wearable chest vest, with the rugged hand controller for precise flight