DIODON DRONE TECHNOLOGY
31670 LABÈGE
DIODON Drone Technology is a French SME founded in 2017, specializing in the design, manufacturing and integration of aerial systems dedicated to maritime environments.
Based in Toulouse and ISO 9001:2015 certified, DIODON develops solutions for defense, security and maritime stakeholders in France and internationally, particularly in Europe and Southeast Asia.
Building on expertise developed alongside end users, DIODON delivers resilient, simple and adaptable solutions designed to meet the challenges of maritime environments and support the modernization of naval fleets and operations.
DIODON’s activity is structured around two complementary areas of expertise:
On the one hand, the design and manufacturing of ISR mini-UAS natively designed for maritime environments: fully waterproof, positively buoyant, capable of taking off and landing directly on the water, and resistant to corrosion, waves and wind.
On the other hand, their integration into existing naval architectures:
- Hardware integration, with modules compatible with crewed and uncrewed platforms, enabling the autonomous deployment, recovery, recharging and operational maintenance of aerial systems at sea.
- Software integration, interfacing aerial capabilities with existing C2/CMS command systems.
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Drones aériens maritimes (UAV) Unmanned Aerial Vehicle
Technologies d'autonomie Autonomy technologies
DIODON DRONE TECHNOLOGY offers a range of maritime aerial drones for reconnaissance, surveillance and inspection at sea. Manufactured in France and 100% waterproof, the systems are natively designed for the extreme demands of offshore activities of all kinds: government actions at sea, aeromaritime actions, offshore industries, and Renewable Marine Energies…
Founded in 2017 to meet the need of French special forces, DIODON DRONE TECHNOLOGY aims to become the world leader in the manufacture of aerial mini-UAVs for maritime and coastal environments by 2030.
European navies, European coastguards, European marine special forces, first responder units, French naval integrators, French shipyards, French offshore industrialists.