Percepto
Percepto is an Israeli-founded industrial autonomy company (founded 2014, offices in Modi'in, Israel and the United States) that builds drone-in-a-box hardware and the software that runs it. Its hardware line includes the Percepto Air Max and Air Mobile drones and the Percepto Base docking station, and its software product is Percepto AIM (Autonomous Inspection and Monitoring), a platform that plans and launches autonomous missions, ingests visual, thermal, optical-gas-imaging and 3D data from Percepto drones as well as third-party DJI drones and fixed cameras, and applies AI-driven analytics to produce inspection, monitoring, emergency-response and security insights for oil and gas, mining, electric utilities, solar, ports and heavy industry sites. Percepto holds FAA beyond-visual-line-of-sight (BVLOS) authorizations for automated industrial inspections and has raised approximately $138.6M. The Percepto AIM console is served at drones.percepto.co and exposes an HTTP API under /api/, but the API schema and API documentation routes both redirect anonymous callers to a customer login: Percepto publishes no public developer portal, no OpenAPI document and no public API reference.
Percepto publishes 1 API on the APIs.io network. Tagged areas include Drones, Robotics, Industrial Inspection, Autonomous Systems, and Computer-Vision.
Percepto’s developer surface includes engineering blog, support, signup flow, and 11 more developer resources.
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APIs 1
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Percepto AIM API
The HTTP API behind the Percepto AIM (Autonomous Inspection and Monitoring) console at drones.percepto.co. The application is a Django/Django-REST-Framework deployment: /api/sch...
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Access & Security 2
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Operate 2
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