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Use cases

When losing the link is not an option.

Civil and defence missions where intelligence must be generated on-board, not awaited from a control centre.

Civil operations

Emergency, surveillance, rescue.

Designed for the kind of emergency, surveillance and rescue operations carried out by UME, Civil Protection, regional authorities and critical-infrastructure operators.

Civil · 01

Night-time search and rescue

Target scenario: coordination with UME, Civil Protection and fire units in search operations across mountain, coast or affected urban areas. Thermal detects human signatures at night and in reduced-visibility conditions, without relying on artificial lighting.

  • Geolocated coordinates for each detection with timestamp
  • Per-detection confidence, aggregable by swept zone
  • Alerts suited to very low-bandwidth links
Thermal ISR frame, model detections active
Thermal · LWIR · Frame 0156--:--:-- UTC
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Illustrative · HIT-UAV dataset (CC BY 4.0) · MG Sentinel RF-DETR model

Civil · 02

Wildfire watch and perimeter

Target scenario: perimeter surveillance in wildfires — detection of persons and vehicles 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 current model classifies person, vehicle and bicycle.

  • Detection of persons and vehicles in perimeters and access routes
  • Local persistence through link outage; opportunistic sync on return
  • Compact events transmissible under restricted bandwidth
Civil · 03

Critical-infrastructure surveillance

Substations, water networks, telecom, refineries. Sectors where frameworks such as NIS2 raise the bar for protection and monitoring, including areas poorly covered by mobile or satellite networks.

  • Automatic detection of persons and vehicles in perimeters
  • Geo-tagged alerts with confidence score
  • Continuous operation even when mobile or satellite fails
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 of operational areas and pre-deployment intelligence. Edge-generated tactical intelligence in environments where the link can be degraded or denied.

  • Classification of generic types (person, vehicle, object)
  • Geolocation and counts aggregated by swept zone
  • Transmission via tactical low-bandwidth link or store & forward
Thermal ISR frame, model detections active
Thermal · LWIR · Frame 0289--:--:-- UTC
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Illustrative · HIT-UAV dataset (CC BY 4.0) · MG Sentinel RF-DETR model

Defence · 02

Standoff reconnaissance for EOD/TEDAX

Target scenario: aerial reconnaissance of areas with suspected relevant activity ahead of EOD unit deployment. Allows the unit to arrive with a prior operational picture without preliminary personnel exposure. Operation in urban scenarios where the link can degrade due to physical obstacles.

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

Allied NATO operators

Extensible to armed forces of NATO Member States. PX4/ArduPilot agnosticism allows integration over 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
  • Compatible with allied doctrines and CONOPS
  • No ITAR components in the stack; EAR only under NLR classification
Dual-use by design

The same ISR brain for different scenarios.

Switching between a night-time 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 remains.

Next step

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