Patented Wildfire Suppression System
Launch autonomous suppression assets from the edge of ignition.
Patented Wildfire Suppression System
Launch autonomous suppression assets from the edge of ignition.
Launch autonomous suppression assets from the edge of ignition.
Launch autonomous suppression assets from the edge of ignition.
PRAESI Technologies Ltd (Nicosia, Cyprus) is building an operator-supervised wildfire-response system. PRAESI Mission Control software links early warning, detection, human authorisation, drone-delivered suppression and independent outcome verification, so each next step proceeds only on evidence of what actually happened. Our first hardware product, the SPM-30, is a swappable, self-powered ~30 L suppression payload module for heavy-lift drones. The system is patented in the UK.
Where we are today: technology readiness level 2-3. A 26-screen Mission Control MVP (native macOS) is built, and an 18-month laboratory and hardware-in-the-loop programme for the SPM-30 is planned (Pixhawk / ArduPilot integration). The image above is a concept visualisation; final configuration remains subject to development.
A mobile field platform designed to support launch, coordination, recharge, turnaround and operational readiness close to wildfire-risk terrain.
Aerial assets designed for high-risk wildfire environments, with sensing and suppression capability presented publicly at concept level only.
The system is designed to support clearer post-action assessment and better-informed next steps without disclosing internal technical logic publicly.
Wildfires are not won by one action. PRAESI is structured around repeatable return, recharge, reload and redeployment concepts.
PRAESI operates as a unified field system, combining command platforms, aerial units, and sensing layers into a coordinated response.
Wildfire response is not solved by one aircraft, one drone or one sensor. The operational challenge is the full response chain: rapid field deployment, aerial suppression, sensing, assessment, command visibility, repeatable turnaround and clear information for operators.
PRAESI is being developed around that complete chain. The aim is to move wildfire response from isolated activity to a more organised, repeatable and accountable system.
PRAESI is designed for organisations exposed to wildfire risk, operational complexity and response uncertainty - from public response agencies to infrastructure stakeholders and strategic partners.
Civil protection and fire-response authorities | Utilities and critical infrastructure | Forestry and land-management stakeholders | OEM and platform partners | Strategic partners and investors
Public materials describe PRAESI at a high level. Technical, IP-sensitive, partner-integration, system-deployment and restricted diligence materials are shared only with appropriate controls.