Ultraview AI

Ultraview AI makes autonomous drones and AI handheld tools for aircraft inspection. The company is based at 701 Brazos Street in Austin, Texas. The site says its systems help maintenance teams inspect aircraft faster.

The company has two main systems. The drone scans the full exterior of an aircraft with 4K cameras and 3D LiDAR. It flies on its own after a technician presses start. The handheld device runs computer vision on the device to find and measure surface damage.

The site says both systems feed one app. The app schedules inspections, shows damage flagged by the AI and creates reports. The site says the AI models detect dents, scratches, cracks, corrosion and lightning strike damage.

The site claims a damage check takes less than one minute with its 3D sensor. It says depth can be measured to within 0.002 inches and width to within 0.04 inches. The site says the system works offline on the ramp, from at least 15 feet away, in rain, snow or darkness.

The site names airline technical operations, military readiness, MRO facilities and prime contractors as markets. It says the company is ITAR compliant, American made and NDAA compliant. The site also says FAA approval is still pending.

The site has news, FAQ, careers and recognition pages. It lists LinkedIn and X accounts for the company. Visitors can request a demo through the site's contact form. The site says the team replies within 24 hours.