Airships, aerostats and the software.
SusanFutureTechnologies builds the aircraft. We build the ground software that flies them, collects what they see and gets it to the people who need it.
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What we deliver on SusanFuture.
SusanFutureTechnologies builds lighter-than-air platforms: Mobius, a semi-rigid helium airship designed to operate autonomously in the stratosphere at 20 to 30 kilometres, and aerostats for persistent low-level airborne surveillance. Both offer rapid deployment and flexible coverage at a fraction of the operating cost of the alternatives.
A platform on its own is not a solution, and that is what this partnership fixes. We build the ground side: the mission control screens, the telemetry feed, health monitoring, the data pipelines and the computer vision applied to what comes back. You get a working capability rather than an aircraft and a data feed.
- Mobius stratospheric airship platform A semi-rigid helium airship operating at 20-30km, deployable to remote areas with a modular payload bay. Lower latency and higher throughput than satellite, without the debris or the launch window. HAPS Connectivity Remote coverage
- Aerostat surveillance systems Tethered aerostats that watch a fixed site continuously. They cover a wide area for far less than it costs to keep an aircraft or a fleet of drones in the air. Aerostat Surveillance Persistent monitoring
- Ground control and telemetry software The software side is ours: mission control interfaces, telemetry ingest, health monitoring and alerting for the platform and its payloads, built to the same standard as any other system we ship. Telemetry Control systems Alerting
- Aerial data pipelines and analytics Imagery and sensor feeds landed into a data platform where they can be queried, retained to policy and joined against your other operational data rather than sitting on a drive. Data pipelines Imagery Retention
- Computer vision on aerial feeds Detection and change-monitoring models applied to the video and imagery the platform captures, with a human review step for anything that triggers an action. Computer vision Detection Human-in-the-loop
- Integration with existing operations We wire the feeds and alerts into the systems your team already watches, such as your command centre, your ticketing tool and your on-call notifications. The platform should not become another screen nobody checks. Integration APIs Operations
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How we work on SusanFuture.
Pick the part you care about.
Two ways to put a payload in the air
Mobius covers wide areas from the stratosphere; aerostats hold a persistent watch over a fixed site. The choice follows the coverage and endurance the job needs.
- Mobius: autonomous stratospheric airship, 20-30km
- Modular payload bay for sensors and communications
- Aerostats for persistent low-level surveillance
- Rapid deployment into remote or unserved areas
Mission control and telemetry
The interfaces and services that make a platform operable by your team rather than by its manufacturer.
- Mission control and tasking interfaces
- Telemetry ingest with health monitoring
- Alerting and escalation paths on anomalies
- Role-based access for multi-team operations
What comes back, made useful
Imagery and sensor feeds landed somewhere queryable, with models applied where they earn their place.
- Pipelines for imagery and sensor telemetry
- Retention and access policy applied at ingest
- Detection and change-monitoring models
- Human review before anything triggers an action
Wired into how you already operate
Feeds and alerts routed into the systems your team already watches, rather than adding another screen.
- APIs into command-centre and ticketing systems
- Notification routing to existing on-call paths
- Joins against your other operational data
- An audit trail of who saw what, and when
Why us for SusanFuture.
What you get from working with us.
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Hardware and software from one team
The partner supplies the platform; we supply the engineering around it. You hold one relationship instead of managing the seam between two vendors.
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The integration seam is ours
These projects stall at one point: getting a feed out of the aerial platform and into the systems people actually watch. That part is our responsibility, not yours.
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Built like any production system
Monitoring, access control, retention rules and a full audit trail. We hold this to the same standard as a banking platform rather than shipping a demo dressed up as a deployment.
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Honest about fit
Aerial platforms are the right answer for a narrow set of problems. If fixed cameras or existing satellite coverage would do the job, we will say so.
SusanFuture FAQs
Mobius is an autonomous semi-rigid airship designed for the stratosphere, at roughly 20 to 30 kilometres, which suits wide-area coverage and connectivity over regions. An aerostat is a lighter-than-air platform holding a persistent watch at low level over a fixed site. Coverage area and endurance decide which one fits.
SusanFutureTechnologies builds the airborne platforms. Zethic builds the ground software, which covers mission control, telemetry, data pipelines and any analytics on top. We also own the integration between the two, so you deal with one engagement rather than two vendors.
Connectivity into areas without reliable ground infrastructure, wide-area monitoring, disaster response, and persistent site surveillance. The common thread is needing coverage over a large or remote area for longer than an aircraft or drone can economically stay up.
Yes, and that is the point of the software half. We build the APIs and routing so imagery, telemetry and alerts land in your command centre, ticketing or notification systems rather than in a separate portal your team has to remember to check.
With a scoping conversation about the coverage problem rather than the platform. What area, for how long, what has to be detected, and what happens when it is. That determines whether Mobius, an aerostat, or something entirely conventional is the right answer.
Tell us what you are trying to build.
Whether the platform is already decided or still an open question, a senior engineer will reply within one working day. No SDR, no slideware.
Already on a platform
Inherited a setup, or hitting its limits? We start with an audit of what runs, what it costs, what is exposed and whether backups restore.
Still deciding
We take no licence margin, so the recommendation follows your constraints. The honest answer is often the platform you already pay for.
Want to partner with us
Referral, joint delivery, or a product company needing an implementation team. Say which and a senior person will pick it up.
Tell us what you are trying to build.
Whether the platform is already decided or still an open question, a senior engineer will reply within one working day. No SDR, no slideware.