Reach the fire.
Aerial access to high-rise facades where ladders and street-level equipment reach their practical limit.
We’re developing intelligent aerial firefighting technology to reach high-rise fires, support frontline responders and put precision where it matters most.
A short concept film showing how an aerial unit could reach, assess and suppress a facade fire above ladder height.
Concept film. Sequences are visualisations, not recorded operations.
When a fire sits beyond the reach of ground equipment, access becomes the mission. AEROQUELL is developing a new aerial response layer to support the people who protect our cities.
Aerial access to high-rise facades where ladders and street-level equipment reach their practical limit.
Hub-based dispatch, in development, so aerial support can mobilise while ground crews stage their response.
Suppression delivered from stand-off distance, with the aim of reducing time spent working beneath a burning structure.
Aerial platforms. Mission intelligence. Precision suppression. Designed to operate as one capability.
Our proprietary development focus is the intelligence and control layer connecting aircraft, sensors, suppression and operations. Established airframes are to be integrated with technology built for this mission.
AI-assisted analysis of optical and thermal imagery is intended to help operators identify heat sources, assess the facade and track changing conditions.
Planned mission software brings dispatch, positioning, aircraft status and operator oversight into one coordinated workflow, with operating limits defined through testing.
Controlled nozzle direction and metered delivery are intended to put suppression where it is needed. Sensor feedback and operator decisions guide the response.
Development objectives // Human oversight is central to the proposed operating model
Heavy-lift aircraft integration, optical and thermal sensing, and modular tank-and-battery units.
Precision delivery combined with Extinguify suppression chemistry. Integrated airborne performance will be evaluated through testing.
A proposed network of response hubs supporting dispatch, replenishment and coordination with ground crews.
We are bringing Ukrainian expertise into the development of AEROQUELL, connecting drone knowledge with the realities of demanding emergency response.
That perspective defines what the system must do: support responders, operate within clear limits and be practical to deploy, replenish and maintain.
Development programme