Anemos Technologies
Roof treatment services and heavy-lift drones for commercial, industrial and agricultural customers
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-06
About Anemos Technologies
Anemos Technologies designs and manufactures roof-treatment equipment and heavy-lift drones. Its flying boom is used for roof cleaning, cool-roof coatings and painting; its ANDURANCE drone is intended for spraying, logistics and defense.
The company provides roof-treatment services and custom drone development, including a multisensor drone for Thales. It has treated roofs for organizations including the Paris 2024 Olympics project and Celduc.
Founded in 2015, Anemos Technologies is headquartered in Saint-Étienne, France, where it designs and manufactures its machines.
Product: Flying roof-treatment booms, heavy-lift drones, roof treatment services and custom drone development.
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