FlytBase has introduced FlytBase One, building a foundational platform for the Physical AI era, where autonomous drones, robots, sensors and enterprise infrastructure operate as connected systems instead of isolated tools.
The company has also announced Verkos AI agents, designed to detect events in live video, trigger actions and deliver alerts and notifications across fleets of autonomous devices.
“Cameras, drones, radar, robots, vehicles and field operations still run on disconnected platforms,” the company said. “The result is a visibility and action gap: enterprises can see events in fragments, but struggle to coordinate a response across physical assets in real time.”
FlytBase One is built to connect and coordinate docked drones, manually piloted drones, counter-drone systems, airspace awareness systems, ground alarms and sensors, VMS and CCTV, automatic identification systems and ground robots. Autonomous assets can be monitored, coordinated and automated as one system.
The company describes Flytbase One as connecting systems whereas Verkos “makes them intelligent.”
The Verkos AI agents are designed to interpret live signals (video + telemetry), make decisions and initiate outcomes across connected devices. Verkos agents work across FlytBase-supported drones and robotic systems. They are capable of sending drones or initiating multi-device workflows based on external events.
FlytBase is initially releasing 10 “Detect Anything” AI agents, with additional agents planned.
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