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Eyes in the air. Evidence on the ground.
ZAM-TEK delivers industrial drone programs in Turkmenistan across three layers: air, software, and space. In the air: UAV inspection for oil & gas, telecom towers, construction progress, and agriculture — Aerodyne workflows on DJI Enterprise hardware (Matrice series, FlyCart), with thermal imaging and aerial mapping. In software: ZAM-TEK built the platform behind Turkmenistan's national UAV registry with the Ministry of Internal Affairs drone center — permits, registry, and pilot management. From space: Kayrros satellite analytics for methane and flaring emissions. One integrator for the whole stack.
Three layers, one program
Aerodyne drone workflows turn inspection flights into operational evidence — flare stacks, pipelines, tanks, telecom towers, construction progress, and crop monitoring. Thermal imaging and photogrammetry-based aerial mapping come standard; DJI Enterprise supply includes Matrice-series platforms and the FlyCart delivery drone.
ZAM-TEK designed and built the software platform for Turkmenistan's national drone registry with the Ministry of Internal Affairs drone center — flight permits, the UAV registry itself, and pilot management at state level. We build drone programs from both sides: operator and regulator.
Kayrros satellite analytics monitors methane, flaring, and environmental exposure across territories too wide for drones — the space layer for oil & gas ESG reporting, without waiting for manual surveys.
What do drones inspect?
Flares, pipelines, tanks
Thermal and visual inspection of flare stacks, pipelines, and storage — personnel stay out of hazardous zones while the evidence gets better.
Industry page → TelecomTower inspection
Tower condition evidence without avoidable climbs — every inspection documented, repeatable, and comparable over time.
Industry page → ConstructionProgress monitoring
Scheduled flights turn megaproject progress into dated, measurable imagery for owners and EPC contractors.
Industry page → AgricultureCrop & infrastructure
Aerial monitoring of crops and irrigation infrastructure across remote fields beyond cellular coverage.
Industry page →Thermal & mapping
Thermal imaging for heat signatures and leaks; aerial surveying and photogrammetry for maps, models, and volume measurements.
DJI Enterprise
Hardware supply and configuration, including Matrice-series inspection platforms and the FlyCart delivery drone, with local support.
Proof: the national registry
National drone registry
GovernmentZAM-TEK designed and built the software platform behind Turkmenistan's national UAV registry and drone-center operations — permits, registry, and pilot management at state level.
Cheleken operations
Oil & gasDrone and inspection capability sits inside a broader multi-year technology relationship with Dragon Oil on the Cheleken peninsula — microwave backhaul, tracking, and operational systems for a working oilfield.
Answers, up front
What drone inspection services does ZAM-TEK provide?
UAV inspection for oil & gas, telecom towers, construction progress, and agriculture — Aerodyne workflows on DJI Enterprise hardware (Matrice series, FlyCart), including thermal imaging, aerial surveying, and photogrammetry-based mapping.
Who built Turkmenistan's national drone registry software?
ZAM-TEK did. We designed and built the software platform behind the national UAV registry and drone-center operations with the Ministry of Internal Affairs — flight permits, the registry, and pilot management at state level.
Can drones inspect flare stacks and pipelines safely?
Yes. UAV inspection keeps personnel out of hazardous zones: thermal and visual payloads inspect flare stacks, pipelines, tanks, and towers, turning flights into documented operational evidence.
What is the satellite layer for emissions monitoring?
Kayrros satellite analytics monitors methane, flaring, and environmental exposure across wide territories without waiting for manual surveys — the space layer for oil & gas ESG reporting, complementing drone inspection.
Put your assets on the flight plan.
Tell us what needs inspecting — asset type, count, and location. We reply with a scoping path within one working day.