We design and manufacture high-altitude balloons for meteorological data collection and industrial cargo aerostats. We are an Argentine B2B manufacturer with a presence in scientific exploration and telecommunications projects.
Measurable results for exploration and telecommunications projects
Balloons up to 120,000 m³ reaching 35 km altitude, enabling data collection in regions where no other means can reach.
Calibrated onboard instruments recording temperature, pressure, humidity, and ozone with accuracy validated by the National Weather Service.
Industrial aerostats operating up to 30 days without interruption, ideal for prolonged climate monitoring and signal repeaters in areas without coverage.
Designed to transport telecommunications equipment, geological sensors, and repeaters up to 500 kg at operational altitudes of 4 km.
Rotating anchoring system that maintains the aerostat's position even with winds of 80 km/h, ensuring data link continuity.
Continuous data transmission with 99.5% availability, validated in field tests in the Puna de Atacama for critical applications.
Institutions and companies already working with our aerostatic systems.
“Royal Balloons' balloons allowed us to install signal repeaters in the Puna at an operating cost 60% lower than with conventional towers. The aerostat's stability exceeded our expectations even with 80 km/h winds.”
“We worked with Royal Balloons on the ozone monitoring campaign in Patagonia. The precision of the data and the reliability of the telemetry system were key to validating our satellite measurements.”
Our aerospace engineering is designed for real-world high-altitude operating conditions.
Polyethylene laminate with fiberglass reinforcement that reduces helium permeability by 40% and extends envelope service life up to 45 days in continuous missions.
Mooring system developed for the Puna de Atacama that maintains aerostat position even with lateral gusts, ensuring a stable data link.
Communication platform that transmits ozone, pressure, and temperature data with 98% accuracy validated in scientific campaigns over Patagonia.
Stability and energy consumption tests conducted in the field demonstrate service continuity exceeding 99% over 30 days of uninterrupted operation.
We collaborate with the National Meteorological Service and Argentine science and technology agencies. Our stratospheric balloons are used for ozone layer monitoring and deployment of telecommunications repeaters in areas without terrestrial coverage.