Soap, mixed on the fly
Most systems make you pre-mix soap on the ground and commit to one blend for the whole job. WINDOSMART meters chemicals live: pour raw concentrate into a tank, then set the dilution rate and pick the chemical channel straight from the remote — mid-flight, surface by surface.
WINDOSMART — active dosing
- A pump actively meters and pushes the mix — exact, repeatable dilution.
- Flow and pressure stay optimal when soap is on.
- The same clean result on every pass.
- Chemical tanks sit on the ground rig — no mid-shift refills, and no extra weight cutting the drone's height or stability.
Typical passive systems
- Low-accuracy passive draw — dilution drifts with pressure and height.
- Flow and pressure drop significantly the moment soap is added.
- Coverage gets inconsistent as conditions change.
- Onboard tanks are small and heavy — frequent refills, and reduced reach and stability.
Real-time dilution control
Set the dilution rate from the remote and change it on the fly — the right mix for every surface, without landing.
Two chemical channels
Two onboard tanks — switch which chemical feeds the mix at any moment, straight from the controller.
Zero premixing
Skip the buckets. Pour raw concentrate into a tank and the system meters and dilutes it live.
Less waste
You only mix what you spray, so there's no leftover batch to dump at the end of the day.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the soap have to be pre-mixed?
No. Pour raw concentrate into a tank and the system meters and dilutes it live. You only mix what you spray, so there is no leftover batch to dump at the end of the day.
Can the mix be changed without landing?
Yes. Set the dilution rate from the remote and change it on the fly, and switch which of the two onboard tanks feeds the mix at any moment.
Does pressure drop when soap is running?
No. Systems that mix by passive draw weaken the moment soap kicks in, and their dilution drifts with pressure and height. Here a pump actively meters and pushes the mixture, so flow, pressure, and dilution all hold.
Where do the chemical tanks sit?
On the ground rig, not on the drone — so there are no mid-shift refills, and no extra weight cutting into the drone's height or stability.
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