In a narrow, dark, and dirty place, the ultra-compact inspection drone "IBIS2".

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IBIS

last updated：Feb 13, 2026

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Dedicated inspection drone "IBIS2" for narrow, dark, and dirty environments, packed with new features.

【Features of this Drone】 ■ New Functionality! : Added hovering assist function for stable flight in confined spaces 　→ The drone body, its control software, image processing, and other applications are all developed in-house and are domestically produced. ■ Currently the smallest and lightest class, capable of flying for 11 minutes on a single battery 　→ Weight: 243g including battery, Size: 200mm□ or less ■ LED lighting + ultra-sensitive camera → A special camera that can capture clear images even in deep dark spaces Additionally, we offer various plans for equipment inspection, spatial measurement services, rental, and purchase based on your needs using this product. 【Facilities and Equipment for Inspection】 ■ Inside chimneys ■ Inside piping (ducts) ■ Inside boilers ■ Attics and underground pits ■ Inside bridge girders and highways ■ Ceiling beams, elevators, and multi-story parking lots *For more details, please refer to the materials. Feel free to contact us with any inquiries.

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❖ Captures clear images even in dark and dusty environments ❖ Stable flight allows entry into the deepest areas (hovering assist function added) ❖ The industry's smallest class with a 20cm body can enter narrow spaces ❖ The industry's lightest class at 243g helps avoid potential risks ❖ Can fly in areas without signal thanks to the extension antenna ❖ Equipped with "Turtle Mode" that allows self-recovery even if it falls upside down, improving return rate ❖ Despite its small size, it can achieve a maximum flight time of 11 minutes ❖ Equipped with an upward camera/thermal camera (planned)