Guardians of the low sky.
Lamassu Systems is an early-stage drone technology company. We’re building the ground layer that lets drones work around the clock — sensing the airspace, recharging on their own, and flying again without a crew on site.
01 Mission
Drones that never need a crew. Skies that are never unwatched.
Drones have become remarkable aircraft. The ground around them hasn’t kept up.
Batteries still need a person to swap them. Small drones still slip past the people responsible for a site. And every flight still needs someone standing by to launch, land, and watch.
Lamassu is building the infrastructure that removes those limits: sensors that find and track small drones, pads that recharge aircraft without a human, and unmanned systems designed to use both — so drone operations can run persistently, safely, and at scale.
02 Roadmap
Where we are. Where we’re going.
Every capability carries its real stage. Here’s the path from a working detection prototype to persistent, autonomous sites.
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Phase 01 · Now
Detection & tracking prototype
Edge detection, visual tracking, and pan-tilt follow running on real hardware, with multi-node corroboration logic built.
Demonstrated -
Phase 02 · Next
Charging pad & precision landing
Prototype a hands-free charging pad and vision-guided landing, then prove repeatable dock-and-charge cycles.
In R&D -
Phase 03 · Then
Integrated ground node
One node that keeps a site’s drones charged while the same hardware watches the surrounding airspace.
Planned -
Phase 04 · Vision
Persistent site autonomy
Networked nodes and docking-ready aircraft that keep sites covered around the clock, with people supervising instead of swapping batteries.
Vision
03 The name
Why a guardian?
In ancient Assyria, lamassu — winged guardians with a human head — were carved at the gates of cities and palaces to watch over everyone who passed through.
It’s exactly the job we want our systems to do: stand quietly at the edge of a site, watch the sky, and keep the fleet ready — without anyone having to stand guard.
Our mark puts drones in the guardian’s wings. An old idea, rebuilt with edge compute, computer vision, and autonomous power.
04 Principles
How we build.
A short list we hold ourselves to — in the lab, in the field, and on this website.
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Honest by default
Every capability carries its real stage: demonstrated, in R&D, or vision. We don’t blur the lines.
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Detect, never destroy
We build sensing, charging, and autonomy. Not weapons, not jammers, not interceptors.
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Hardware in the loop
Ideas get tested on real hardware early, because the sky is less forgiving than a simulator.
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Compute at the edge
Our detection prototype runs on the node itself, so video doesn’t need to leave the site to be useful.
05 Work with us
Who we’re looking for.
We’re early, and the right partners shape what this becomes. Pick the one that fits — your message goes straight to the team.
Sites with sky to watch
Operators with airspace to monitor or drones that need to keep flying.
Become a pilot site 02 · Hardware partnersBuilders of the parts
Airframe, battery, charging, and sensor makers who want to co-develop.
Design with us 03 · InvestorsBackers of the long game
People who invest in infrastructure for persistent autonomy.
Start a conversation 04 · EngineersPeople who build
Robotics, embedded, computer vision, and power electronics.
Get in touch06 Say hello
Stand watch with us.
Whether you have a site, a fleet, a part, or a question — we’d like to hear from you.