Product selector
What you need from AKIZU.
Answer three questions. We put together a recommended combination and explain why we suggest each part. All products are in development.
Recommended combination
Based on your answers we suggest:
01 · In developmentAKIZU DroneA ready drone with the AKIZU body, built on the Starling 2 Max platform.
More about: AKIZU Drone →
02 · In developmentAKIZU BrainPart of the AKIZU drone; sends video using the VERA protocol.
More about: AKIZU Brain →
03 · In preparationAKIZU SIMData connectivity for the drone. With the Brain Duo concept over two operators at once.
More about: AKIZU SIM →
04 · Concept and interface prototypeAKIZU PlatformPlatform is where you manage SIM cards, limits and connection status.
More about: AKIZU Platform →
05 · Concept and prototypeAKIZU DirectA cockpit that shows only image of known age and otherwise a neutral screen.
More about: AKIZU Direct →
Please note
- Whatever you choose, we suggest starting with a Verify measurement: you learn how old the image in your current system is. The measurement is planned.
Next step
We go through the result together on a short call or in a pilot project.
The link contains your answers.
The recommendation is indicative. It is not an offer or a commitment to supply. Products are in development and each one shows its status on its page.
In more detail
The selector is not a quotation
The guide splits the parts. It does not name a price.
The answers prepare an email that you send. We do not store them on a server.
If only Brain comes out, that does not mean the airframe is unnecessary. It means the question you ticked fits the onboard unit.
The result carries the marks from the site. If we do not know something, it stays unknown, not as a zero.
Bring to the meeting
- Which part addresses the ticked question.
- What the result left out on purpose.
- Where to read the status of that part.
This is not
- A quotation.
- A binding configuration.
- An order.
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