BAMS

BAMS is a software company that makes BAMS OS, a platform for planning and managing drone missions. The platform is meant for mixed fleets of drones and other low altitude aircraft, both indoors and outdoors. The site is offered in Chinese and English, and it lists phone numbers in Taiwan and the UK.

The company says its goal is to make managing drones simple so that anyone can run mixed fleets safely and at scale. The platform runs in a web browser, so nothing needs to be installed. It works on desktops, tablets and phones, and it is not tied to one drone brand, model or payload.

A path generation engine builds routes from the mission goal, terrain, airspace limits and live environmental data. It uses AI planning together with live deconfliction, which means it keeps aircraft apart while flights are under way. The site says it also considers aircraft weight and power when it settles conflicts.

Users can create and schedule missions, track and manage them, and build reports for audits or internal reviews. Missions can be run live or on a schedule. For indoor work, the site names GPS denied navigation, 3D mapping, tight space path planning, collision avoidance and local edge processing. For outdoor work it names regulation aware flight planning and live airspace deconfliction.

Use cases on the site include inspection, delivery, surveillance, air mobility, and fire and emergency response. The company also invites visitors to get in touch about custom needs.

The platform page also names AI powered path algorithms, turbulence and thermal analysis, and a safety and collision layer. The company lists two contact numbers, one in Taiwan and one in the UK, and a contact link on the page.