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The same technology, applied to each case.

These are the situations the reference application was designed for, and the usual starting point of an engineering engagement built on the same technology base.

Civil operations

Emergency, surveillance and rescue.

Built for the emergency, surveillance and rescue operations run by units such as UME, civil protection agencies, regional authorities and critical infrastructure operators.

Civil · 01

Night search and rescue

Target scenario: coordination with emergency and civil protection units in search operations across mountain, coastal or affected urban areas. Thermal imaging detects human signatures at night and in reduced visibility, without depending on artificial lighting.

  • Geolocated coordinates for each detection, with a timestamp
  • Events that can be aggregated per swept area
  • Alerts suitable for very low bandwidth links
Thermal validation frame with the model’s detection boxes overlaid
Thermal · LWIR · Frame 0184--:--:-- UTC
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Thermal frame from the public HIT-UAV dataset (CC BY 4.0), with the boxes our model produces on it. Validation material, not an operational capture and not flight proof. Full citation in the legal notice.

Civil · 02

Wildfire perimeter surveillance

Target scenario: perimeter surveillance in wildfires — locating people at access routes and evacuation zones, where the link is unstable due to smoke, terrain or saturation. Hotspot and fire-source detection is on the perception roadmap: the deployed model detects people.

  • Detection of people at perimeters and access routes
  • Local persistence while the link is down; sync on recovery
  • Compact events transmissible under restricted bandwidth
Civil · 03

Critical infrastructure surveillance

Electrical substations, water networks, telecommunications, refineries. Sectors where frameworks such as NIS2 raise protection and monitoring requirements, including areas poorly covered by mobile or satellite networks.

  • Automatic detection of people at perimeters
  • Geolocated alerts with a timestamp
  • Continuous operation even if mobile or satellite networks fail
Defence operations

Reconnaissance, deployment, sovereignty.

Target scenarios: reconnaissance for armed forces, specialised units and allied NATO operators. EU/NATO supply chain — no ITAR components; EAR components only under NLR classification (exportable without a licence to EU/NATO destinations); no excluded suppliers.

Defence · 01

ISR reconnaissance for ground forces

Target scenario: patrolling operational areas and pre-deployment intelligence. Tactical intelligence generated at the edge in environments where the link may be degraded or denied.

  • Onboard detection of people over thermal imagery
  • Geolocation and aggregate count per swept area
  • Transmission over a low-bandwidth tactical link, or store & forward
Thermal validation frame with the model’s detection boxes overlaid
Thermal · LWIR · Frame 0156--:--:-- UTC
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Thermal frame from the public HIT-UAV dataset (CC BY 4.0), with the boxes our model produces on it. Validation material, not an operational capture and not flight proof. Full citation in the legal notice.

Defence · 02

EOD advance reconnaissance

Target scenario: aerial reconnaissance of areas with suspected activity relevant to explosive ordnance disposal units. It lets the unit arrive with prior operational information, without preliminary exposure of personnel. Operation in urban scenarios where the link may degrade due to physical obstacles.

  • Systematic coverage with thermal and RGB
  • Geolocation of the detected areas of interest
  • Local evidence capture for post-mission analysis
Defence · 03

Allied NATO operators

Extensible to the armed forces of NATO member states. PX4/ArduPilot agnosticism allows integration across heterogeneous platforms. EU/NATO supply chain — no ITAR components; EAR components only under NLR classification (exportable without a licence to EU/NATO destinations); no excluded suppliers.

  • Same intelligence layer, different host platforms
  • Compatibility with allied doctrine and CONOPS
  • No ITAR components in the stack; EAR only under NLR classification
Dual-use by design

The same technology for different scenarios.

Moving between a night search and rescue (SAR) operation and a military reconnaissance mission does not require a different system: it requires a different configuration of the same layer. The sovereignty rule stays.

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