At 2,550 meters above sea level, an autonomous drone system is redefining how natural hazards are monitored in the Swiss Alps. The proof-of-concept at the Tsarmine Rock Glacier shows how continuous, high-precision 3D data can be collected safely — even in extreme alpine conditions.

With the latest update to Asset Inspector, Drone Harmony removes one of the biggest hidden constraints in inspection workflows: hardware lock-in. The platform now supports image ingestion from a wide range of drones and cameras — including NDAA-compliant systems — without compromising automation, structure, or speed.

We’ve been thinking about the future here at Drone Harmony recently; here’s a snapshot of what’s coming in 2026. Interest in Dock usage continues to grow, and more and more different use cases are being tried out by our customers. We love to see the different ideas they have and how they can use Dock in innovative ways. In order to help these and our future customers continue to innovate and stay within the limits by the aviation authorities in their regions, we’ll be bring