Explore
Navigate the assigned area and record observations onboard.
Mission autonomy for small drones.
From unknown to understood
We’re building the software for small drones to scout hard-to-reach spaces and bring back visual and thermal evidence, without a continuous radio link.
For defense and industrial operations. Starting indoors.
The mission we’re building
Send a scout.
Bring back answers.
Give the scout a defined area and a task. It navigates onboard, records what it sees, and returns with the evidence for review.
Our software brings together navigation, mission decisions, evidence capture and return. The goal is to complete the assigned mission and return without in-flight piloting or a continuous radio link.
Explore. Return. Review.
Known layout.Unknown conditions.
Concept illustration · In development
01Explore
02Return
03Review
THE MISSIONInspect three rooms. Bring the observations back.
Known layout. Unknown conditions. Findings available after return.
Return
Return to the launch point under the mission’s predefined return conditions.
Review
Review images in spatial context, including what the scout could not observe.
First target missions
A first look.
A better-informed next step.
For operations where access is difficult and recorded evidence after the scout returns can inform the next decision.
01
Industry & damage recovery
See inside. Plan the response.
Target mission: bring back images of hard-to-access industrial spaces after a damage event, with thermal data where it can inform the assessment.
Help recovery teams decide where to inspect first and which specialists and equipment to bring.
02
Defense reconnaissance
A first look before the team goes in.
Target mission: scout selected building areas and return with images of visible conditions, obstacles and gaps in coverage.
Give the team a basis for planning a closer look: where access is obstructed, what remains unseen, and which areas need further reconnaissance.
A first look inside. A clearer basis for the next decision.
In development
From flight tests to scout missions.
Current work includes real flights and development across sensing, safety, logging and mapping.
Our next milestones are autonomous waypoint navigation and repeatable return, followed by a complete scouting mission across two to three simple rooms. The target is a repeatable mission without a continuous radio link, with useful evidence available after return.
Our first test environment has a known layout and an unknown current state. Exploration of unfamiliar layouts and broader operating environments comes later.
Our next milestone: explore, return, and deliver useful evidence—in one repeatable mission.
Our vision
Building a future where autonomous scouts are the standard first step into dangerous or unfamiliar places.
Bring us a mission.
We’re looking for defense and industrial partners to define and test the first scouting missions.
Tell us where access is difficult, what your team needs to see, and whether recorded evidence after return would help you decide what to do next.