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Eco Nexus builds one autonomous aircraft that watches a perimeter, diagnoses a rice field and maps a flood — then streams all of it to a ground station anyone on the team can read.
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Built to watch, grow and understand
Most teams pick one problem. Bangladesh has three at once — security, food and water — so Eco Nexus swaps payloads, not aircraft.
Surveillance
Persistent aerial watch with on-board AI that flags what matters and ignores what does not.
- Thermal + RGB dual sensor fusion
- Edge person & vehicle detection at 30 FPS
- Encrypted 1080p telemetry downlink
- Autonomous perimeter patrol routes
Precision Farming
Multispectral crop scanning turns 40 hectares of guesswork into a prescription map in one flight.
- NDVI crop-stress heat mapping
- Variable-rate 5 L precision sprayer
- Pest & disease early-warning models
- Soil moisture zone segmentation
Observability
Every flight streams into a live ground-station dashboard built for decisions, not dashboards.
- Real-time mission telemetry stream
- Flood & disaster rapid mapping
- 3D photogrammetric terrain models
- Open REST API for field partners
Every flight is legible
Telemetry, detections and battery state stream to one panel. An agronomist reads it the same way a security officer does — no flight training required.
- Sub-second telemetry over an encrypted 12 km link
- On-board inference — the aircraft decides without the cloud
- Every mission exports to GeoTIFF, CSV and our open REST API
79.5%
Battery
98.0%
Link
14 sats
GNSS
6.5 m/s
Wind
NDVI crop-stress map · Plot 7
From a field interview to the world stage
Concept & Field Research
Interviewed 60+ farmers across Rangpur and Barishal to ground the design in real problems.
Prototype Alpha
First carbon-frame airframe flies. 18 minutes endurance, manual control, single RGB camera.
Autonomy Stack
On-board edge inference, waypoint autonomy and the multispectral payload come online.
Field Trials
120 flight hours over working farmland and flood-prone river basins in northern Bangladesh.
WICE 2026
Eco Nexus represents Bangladesh in the IT & Robotics category on the world stage.
Engineering principles
Built for Bangladesh
Monsoon rain, dense delta farmland and patchy connectivity are the design brief, not edge cases.
Edge-first Intelligence
Decisions happen on the aircraft. The cloud is an option, never a dependency.
Open by Default
Open telemetry schemas and a documented API so agronomists and agencies can build on top.
Repairable Hardware
Modular arms and printed spares mean a field repair takes minutes, not a shipping cycle.
Back a Bangladeshi team on the world stage
Sponsors, agri-cooperatives, research labs and journalists — we would like to hear from you before WICE 2026.