ASMAN TECHNOLOGY is a French company with recognized expertise in aerial observation, inspection and surveillance systems. It works for end users such as the French Air Force and Ministry of the Interior on public safety operations, as well as for major infrastructure operators such as GRTgaz and ItalGas on gas leak detection. Its fire monitoring solutions are also referenced by the French civil security authorities. ASMAN TECHNOLOGY has developed, KASOAR, an aircraft transformation kit that enables any plane, helicopter, drone or balloon ready to cover a wide range of missions (surveillance, infrastructure inspection, thermography, gas leak and early fire detections, etc.). This kit is built around its own long range secured high data rate communication and information systems, which combine line of sight and LTE/4G transmission for redundancy. Developed in-house, the system can be adapted to meet all end-user requirements for civilian and military applications. It can also be interfaced with a wide range of sensors (optronic, radar, ComInt/SigInt, AIS, ADS-B, Lidar, Photogrammetry…). As distributor and integrator of the TC-300 and TC-375 surveillance multi-sensor systems from TRAKKA SYSTEMS, ASMAN TECHNOLOGY offers high performance optronic gimbals. Based on its strong operational expertise, ASMAN TECHNOLOGY proposes, in complement, turnkey systems such as: - ARLA 600, a cost-effective surveillance system based on the use of a light airplane (certified on not) equipped with a TC-300 from TRAKKA, its long range datalink and remotely operated from the ground via its own ground station - VIREO 25, a long endurance helicopter drone for surveillance and logistics, with an autonomy of 300 minutes (with a 1kg payload) or 120 minutes (with a 8 kg payload) - PHAETON 50, a long endurance fixed wing drone with 4 hours autonomy (with a 15kg payload) or 2 hours autonomy (with a 10 kg payload); exists also in VTOL version (vertical take-off and landing) - PHAETON 600, a ultra long endurance fixed wing drone with up to 20 hours autonomy (with a 100kg payload), based on an ULM (Ultra-Light Machine) transformed into an optionally piloted vehicle.