Embed in the airframe
Drone, eVTOL, and avionics OEMs integrating the protocol natively. Licensing covers protocol implementation and the embedded SDK.
If your roadmap depends on a low-altitude airspace protocol — and you'd rather not build one — VerSky is open to strategic conversations. Licensing terms are designed to be transparent and predictable.
The shape of the engagement depends on where you sit in the stack. Pick the one closest to your situation — we'll start from there.
Drone, eVTOL, and avionics OEMs integrating the protocol natively. Licensing covers protocol implementation and the embedded SDK.
Logistics, surveillance, agriculture, infrastructure inspection. Commercial use of the patented protocol across an operating fleet.
Software vendors building services on top of the protocol. Licensing covers redistribution of protocol implementations to customers.
Multi-product collaborations — co-marketing, joint integration, technology exchanges. Terms by negotiation.
“Open protocol” means three distinct things. We separate them so you know exactly what you're getting at each tier — and what sits behind a licence.
For: Researchers, students, evaluators, journalists
For: Engineers building production integrations
For: Manufacturers, operators, platforms shipping at scale
Tier 1 and Tier 2 do not require a commercial licence. Tier 3 covers commercial deployment of the patented protocol at production scale.
Final terms are TBD and will be published on the Trust & License page ahead of formal availability. The principles below describe how those terms are being designed.
Tiers and engagement paths are public. Commercial terms are scoped by class of use, not negotiated bespoke per company.
Multi-year visibility on roadmap, licence renewal, and protocol evolution. Standards bodies need stability.
The protocol stays open. Strategic partners get earlier roadmap access — not a moat against others.
Licence terms are written to be compatible with future ASTM F38 / ICAO RPAS adoption.
Capabilities below describe which parts of the filed protocol each product category typically intersects. This is a conversation starter, not a claim chart. Formal claim-level mapping is performed under NDA with counsel during scoping calls.
| Product Category | Typical Product | P1 Capabilities Touched | P2 Capabilities Touched |
|---|---|---|---|
| Drone / UAV OEMs | Embedded flight controller, altitude-direction encoding firmware | Altitude-direction encoding · hex-grid sub-layer assignment | AACP Layer 1 broadcast · Layer 2 P2P negotiation on-vehicle |
| eVTOL / UAM Manufacturers | Passenger-class avionics, multi-floor traffic integration | Multi-floor sub-layer math · per-floor capacity · directional banding | Passenger-class precedence in negotiation · uncertainty broadcasting |
| UTM / Deconfliction Platforms | Server-side traffic management, reservation aggregation | 4D reservation primitives · cell-occupancy bookkeeping | Layer 1 aggregation · inter-vehicle prediction comparison |
| Fleet Operators | Commercial fleet deployment using compliant equipment | Method-use at fleet scale | Method-use at fleet scale |
| Avionics Suppliers (PX4 / ArduPilot) | Open-source flight controller integrations | Altitude-direction primitive embedding | Reference negotiation + DFR integration |
| Audit / Logging Infrastructure | Tamper-evident decision-log storage and verification | — | AACP Explainability layer · hash-chain audit-log custody |
Compiled from real conversations. Click any question to expand — additions welcome from your scoping call.
Nothing in this FAQ is an offer, a binding commitment, or legal advice. Final rights, fees, indemnities, patent commitments, and renewal terms are defined only in the executed licence agreement.
No long sales motion. The shape is built for technical and legal teams that value clarity — not for procurement gauntlets.
A short note about your organisation, your use case, and what success looks like. NDA can be put in place before a second message if needed.
30–60 minutes to align on scope, timeline, and the form of engagement. Held under whatever confidentiality terms you need.
Once scope is clear, a term sheet covering licence type, fees, milestones, and renewal. Drawn from the standard template where applicable.
Definitive licence agreement. Integration support, technical liaison, and a clear handoff into the engineering relationship.
All inquiries are read by the inventor directly. NDAs can be put in place before details are exchanged. Treat the contact form as a sketch — the real conversation starts on the call.
PGP key available on request. Spokesperson availability subject to time-zone (ICT, UTC+7).