FlytBase has introduced FlytBase One, a unified control platform built to connect autonomous drones, robots, and physical infrastructure. The company also launched Verkos “Detect Anything” AI Agents, designed to analyze live video and telemetry to trigger automated actions across connected devices.
The announcement marks FlytBase’s expansion from drone autonomy into what they’re calling “Physical AI”, an infrastructure layer that brings coordination to real-world autonomous systems.
Unified Fleet Management via Physical AI
FlytBase One connects docked and manually piloted drones, counter-UAS systems, marine traffic sensors, CCTV networks, and ground robots under one operating environment. The platform introduces Unified Fleet Management (UFM), a connected control layer that enables operators to monitor, automate, and synchronize assets as a single system.
With UFM, enterprises can bridge the “visibility and action gap” that has long separated drones, cameras, and sensors running on isolated platforms. Instead of managing disconnected systems, operators gain a real-time view of combined field operations.
Verkos AI Agents: “Detect Anything” in Action
Layered on top of FlytBase One, Verkos AI Agents provide actionable intelligence for real-world operations. These agents interpret live video feeds and telemetry, detect anomalies, and trigger immediate responses such as dispatching drones or activating alarms.
“The physical world is still fragmented—cameras, drones, robots, and sensors don’t operate as one system. FlytBase One connects them. Verkos makes them intelligent,” said Achal Negi, Director of Business Development at FlytBase. “Together, they help enterprises shift from monitoring physical assets to orchestrating real-world outcomes.”
The first ten Verkos Agents will support event detection, workflow automation, and compliance reporting across drone and robotic fleets, with more agents planned for release.
Currently, FlytBase One and Verkos are available for enterprise deployment across cloud, on-premise, and air‑gapped environments. Registration for the launch event is now open.
More information is available from FlytBase’s website.
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