Aerovantech

Aerovantech is a small company based in Monterrey, Mexico, that has offered two unmanned aircraft: the Alfa3, a small UAV the company describes as having about an hour of endurance, and the larger Beta-1A. Aerovantech's own materials associate the Beta-1A's development with researchers at the Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey (Tecnológico de Monterrey) — named as Arturo Galván, Alejandro Escarpita and José Aldo Díaz Prado — and show the aircraft presented at a university research congress rather than describing a conventional commercial product launch.

The company markets the Beta-1A as an open-source platform for academic research, and separately for forest-fire detection, coastal monitoring and natural-disaster monitoring, equipped with day, night or thermal cameras. No founding date, corporate structure or current operating status is published on the company's site, and no independent, publicly verifiable profile of Aerovantech could be confirmed from sources this site treats as reliable for maker entries.