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Three layers you can buy separately

You don't have to believe in the whole system to start. Detection delivers value on its own; verification pays for itself in the false dispatches it prevents.

Layer 1 · DetectionIn development · phase 1

Velaya Node

Solar · weatherproof · no cabling

A solar node with a gas sensor on the trunk, 3 m up, held by a strap — never nails. It reads the air every 1–2 minutes and warns when the gas profile leaves the normal background.

  • Reads combustion gases, temperature, humidity and pressure
  • Works where there is no mobile coverage
  • Solar powered — no cabling, no field servicing
  • Weatherproof, low profile against vandalism
Velaya Node
Layer 2 · VerificationNot started · phase 2

Velaya Vista

2–3 km radius · autonomous flight

A drone-in-a-box station with a solar hangar. On an alert it launches by itself, flies to the node that reported and delivers video of the spot. The crew decides with a picture in front of them, not a suspicion.

  • 2–3 km working radius from the station
  • Removes the false dispatch, the invisible cost
  • Video and position in the same network dashboard
  • BVLOS flight: the regulatory work of phase 2
Velaya Vista
Layer 3 · NetworkEarly prototype · phase 1

Velaya Cloud

Alerts with coordinates · 24/7

The dispatcher's panel: node map, gas trends, power status and alerts with coordinates. Monitoring as a service, with integration into emergency services.

  • Alerts with coordinates and confidence level
  • Time-series history per node
  • Rules engine and 24/7 notification
  • Background dataset as an asset — yours and ours
Velaya Cloud

Who it is for

Whoever pays for the fire pays for the watch

Whoever pays for the fire pays for the watch

Municipalities

Municipal woodland at the wildland-urban interface: land you already own, the shortest administrative path, and a smart city protecting its own forest.

Forest services and parks

Large areas with limited access, where continuous human watch is unaffordable and satellites arrive late.

Utilities

High-voltage line corridors: a source of ignitions and of direct legal liability. Watching the corridor costs less than answering for it.

Agriculture and private forestry

Estates, woody crops and private stands where a burned hectare is a direct hit to the balance sheet.

Which layer do you need first?

Tell us the area, the terrain and who answers for the fire. We'll tell you what is realistic this year and what is not.

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