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PRECISION LANDING
Creating the new identification code for the UAV and robotics industry
PATENTED SOFTWAREPassive visual markers
APPROX. 500 M1 × 1 m marker · reference conditions
GNSS-INDEPENDENTVisual marker recognition without GNSS
THE PRECISION LANDING PROBLEM
Finding a landing area is not the same as finding the right landing point
Navigation can bring an aircraft close. AI vision can recognize a landing area. Autonomous landing still needs a reliable way to confirm exactly which endpoint is intended.
Classification
AI · machine vision
Identity
RangeMark · deterministic visual identity
THROUGH THE ENTIRE APPROACH
Acquire. Maintain. Confirm
Acquire from distance
Find the designated landing point before the final landing phase.
Maintain or reacquire
Keep a visual reference as distance, viewpoint and geometry change.
Confirm the endpoint
Distinguish the intended landing point from plausible alternatives.
ONE DESIGNATED ENDPOINT
Multiple possible landing points. One correct destination
A landing system may see several plausible pads, docks or platforms. RangeMark gives the autonomy stack a deterministic reference for which one it should approach.
BUILT TO FIT THE AUTONOMY STACK
Software, not another piece of hardware
RangeMark is designed to work with the systems already onboard—adding a deterministic visual reference without asking platform partners to replace their cameras, compute, navigation or flight-control stack.
Use existing vision hardware
Designed to work with onboard cameras and vision systems already on the platform.
Integrate in software
Add RangeMark recognition and identity to the onboard processing pipeline.
Pass identity downstream
Give autonomy and flight-control systems a confirmed reference for the designated endpoint.
AUTONOMOUS DOCKING
Give the aircraft a reliable visual reference for the dock it is meant to reach
RangeMark can provide a persistent machine-readable identity for a designated dock or landing endpoint, supporting autonomous approach and final confirmation.
Explore precision landing applications →BEYOND LANDING
Precision landing is the focus. Identity is the platform underneath it
The same visual identity capability can extend to other autonomous workflows where a machine must identify a specific physical asset or location. 3D mapping and surveying are part of that next horizon.
BUILT FOR WHAT COMES NEXT
Built for today’s operations — and tomorrow’s autonomy
RangeMark can support today’s remote and assisted workflows while providing an identity layer that remains relevant as UAV operations move toward increasingly autonomous systems.
PARTNERSHIPS
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Talk with us about precision landing, platform integration or another autonomy workflow.
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