Digital Aerolus CEO Jeff Alholm has years of experience inventing new technology and devices used daily by millions of people around the world.
Digital Aerolus is Jeff’s sixth start-up business. He has developed or led the development of many technology products and their underlying IP/patents including:
Millimeter-Wave Technology
Millimeter-wave imaging used in airport security, military, medical, and surveillance applications
Smartphone
Created the first smartphone in 1996, based on Apple’s Newton
Wi-Fi 802.11
Provided networking technology and chipsets for the 802.11 Wi-Fi standard
Pulse Oximeter
Pulse Oximeter is a device to measure pulse oximetry, which measures the oxygen level of the blood.
The Capnograph
A device invented to monitor the concentration or partial pressure of carbon dioxide (CO2) in the respiratory gases. This monitoring tool is used during anesthesia and intensive care to assess patient ventilation and is currently required in all U.S. medical operating suites.
Digital Aerolus
Digital Aerolus designs and builds transformative technology in the United States. Everything we do is made in America at our headquarters in Lenexa, Kansas in the Kansas City area.
Digital Aerolus first commercial product is a line of industrial drones for indoor, inaccessible, and confined spaces. Our Aertos commercial drones are designed to fly stably in confined spaces and areas where GPS is denied.
Aertos® Industrial Drones
The proprietary technologies developed by Jeff Alholm and the Digital Aerolus team are used to create the most powerful indoor commercial drones in the market.
The Aertos family of inspection UAS created a new way to use commercial drones because they stably fly into environments that don’t have access to GPS or the internet.
Our commercial drones complete successful missions where traditional drones can’t fly: indoors, inside energy plants and warehouses, underground in caves, tunnels, and mines.
The Aertos drones fly in environments where other drones crash: close proximity to steel, metal, concrete, rock, and other materials that have historically prevented UAV from operating.
Technology Innovation
Getting customer feedback from our drone products has helped our team innovate our autonomous technology.
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