SIRIUS Wing
About
About SIRIUS Wing
SIRIUS Wing is Sierra BASE’s multirotor platform for automated infrastructure inspection where satellite positioning is unavailable. It can carry the company’s rotary-LiDAR autonomy module and full-frame camera options, supporting mapped flight and consistent-distance image capture around structures.
The aircraft weighs 12.2 kg with battery and mission equipment and is listed for 35 minutes of flight with a 3 kg module-and-camera load, or 55 minutes unloaded. Sierra BASE identifies buildings, bridges, dams, ports, retaining walls and water infrastructure as inspection environments.
Observed use
Exact-product configurations are shown without inferring supply, purchase, customer status, standard fit, deployment or partnership.
- Pixy LR gimbal
Physical Demo - Mounted - Physical - Sierra Base's SIRIUS inspection UAV demonstrated with a Gremsy Pixy LR gimbal carrying a Sony LR1 camera in Korea.
Source - Sony LR1 camera
Physical Demo - Mounted - Physical - Sony LR1 imaging was used on Sierra Base's SIRIUS UAV through the Gremsy Pixy LR gimbal in the Korean inspection demonstration.
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Supply
Supply / Components
- SIRIUS UAV
Pixy Lr Gimbal Payload For Sirius UAV - sensors - Gremsy - Gremsy Pixy LR gimbals carry Sony LR1 cameras on Sierra Base's demonstrated SIRIUS inspection UAV - source: gremsy.com
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Timeline
- Sierra Base selected for Scale-up TIPS infrastructure-inspection R&D
2026-10-02 - Award - The project targets automated mapping, damage analysis, inspection reports and digital infrastructure management. SLAM-based navigation is intended to support GPS-denied inspection beneath bridges. IBK Venture Investment will support growth, with Seoul Facilities Corporation participating as a testbed and prospective demand partner.
Source - Sierra Base demonstrates SIRIUS UAV with Gremsy Pixy LR
2026-03-13 - Demonstration - The mounted Pixy LR gimbal carried Sony LR1 imaging for detailed structural inspection. The configuration targeted bridge monitoring and mapping, including difficult access and weak-GPS environments. The companies planned subsequent operational deployment and expansion to Gremsy's VIO payload.
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Context
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