01 / LiDAR
See beneath the canopy
Pulsed laser passes through canopy gaps to model ground structure, fuel ladders, and canopy height in three dimensions, where optical survey sees only leaves.
Drone as a Service · Spatial Intelligence
See the forest.
Before the fire.
We turn difficult terrain into decision-ready intelligence for wildfire prevention, emergency response, and long-term forest management.
Wildfire preventionEmergency responseForest management
Field 04 / Sector NorthLiDAR + Thermal
Mission Profile
4Aircraft
1,200–2,400
Acres / Cycle
LiDAR · Thermal · AI
Planning profile. Site conditions permitting.
01 — Mission
A decade of discipline, now overhead.
For over 10 years, Musubi has engineered unique solutions to complex technical problems. Built on an aerospace power design background, we now bring that discipline to the frontier of spatial intelligence.
10+ yrs engineeringAerospace power designSpatial intelligence
02 — Capabilities
Three senses. One surveilled landscape.
Sensors fused across a single flight, then read together so the picture is whole, not sampled in fragments.
02 / Thermal
Find heat before it spreads
Radiometric thermal sensors read residual heat and hotspots through smoke and low light, flagging ignition signatures while they are still small enough to act on.
03 / AI
Prioritize the work that matters
Surveys are fused and scored to rank stretches of forest by risk, so crews thin, clear, and respond where it counts instead of where it is easiest to reach.
03 — Coverage
More ground truth. Less ground time.
Each aircraft may survey 300–600 acres of dense forest per 50-minute flight. A coordinated four-aircraft operation could map 1,200–2,400 acres per flight cycle, turning a season of transects into a single coordinated pass.
Planning capacity, site conditions permitting.
Per Flight
50
Minutes
Per Aircraft
300–600
Acres
Per Cycle · 4 Aircraft
1,200–2,400
Acres
50 MIN300–600 ACRES / AIRCRAFT
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