Intuos

Intuos is an aviation technology company that sells one set of tools for running flights, training and maintenance. Its operating office is at Parchi dell'Aquila airport in L'Aquila, Italy. Its legal office is in Rome. The company says it was started by a founder and CEO and a founder and CTO, who is a private pilot.

The platform has three main parts. The Manager is management software for operations, training progress, fleet maintenance records and work across several bases. The Eyes is a plug and play device called the Inflight Monitor Unit. It records flight data and sends it in real time over 4G or satellite. It also flags exceedances in altitude, speed, acceleration and structural stress.

The third part is the Ears, an Engine Monitor Unit. It uses sound analysis and machine learning to spot signs of engine wear without changing the engine. The company says the method is patent protected in 158 countries. The aim is to find faults early and plan repairs before an aircraft is grounded.

Intuos serves four groups. Flight schools and aeroclubs get scheduling, 3D flight replays for student debriefs, and digital logbooks. Commercial operators get an operations control centre and client tracking links. CAMO and maintenance teams get one place to manage many clients and aircraft types, instead of spreadsheets. Aircraft leasing companies are the fourth group.

The site has a demo booking button and a call scheduling page. The company lists a phone number in Italy for contact.