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The A1-250 isn't just another drone drop.
Full brand, full system — from the mark down to the way the telemetry reads on your screen.
Case study drops soon. NADIR — higher perspective.
The way the identity carries through from the mark into the telemetry details is excellent—this feels like a genuinely unified system, not just a drone render.
Full brand and full system down to how the telemetry reads on screen is a rare scope for a drone launch. Was the interface part of the brief from day one, or did that get folded in once the brand direction was already locked?
the orange stripe is so good. was that part of the first idea?
The telemetry screen is the part I'd want to see most, drone software so often treats the HUD as an afterthought once the brand identity gets locked. Looking forward to the case study, curious how much of the system carries straight over from the mark to the interface versus getting reinterpreted for the screen.
Good Work!
good work
NADIR is a sharp name for a drone brand. The telemetry UI detail shows this is a full system, not just a logo. Excited to see the case study drop.
The orange accent against the graphite body works really well here it gives the whole system a technical, aerospace feel without making the branding look overdone.
Amazing work
the telemetry readout is the best part tbh
Looks nice
Can't wait for the case study, your team is always a source of creative to me
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