The coordination & intelligence layer for drone swarms

Define the goal.
The swarm works out the rest.

Software that lets fleets of off-the-shelf drones think and act as one team, no pilot per drone.

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01 Platform

Software that turns many drones into one team.

One operator sets the outcome. The swarm plans, divides and adapts the work, and keeps going around the clock as conditions change. We make the brain, not the airframe.

  • Goal-directed tasking

    Define the outcome: cover this catchment, sweep this coastline, inspect this wharf. The swarm works out who goes where, and re-plans as the picture develops.

  • Built to keep working

    Under canopy, in the gully, beyond range: the mission continues when the link drops, and the picture catches up when it returns. Built for real terrain, not lab conditions.

  • Off-the-shelf hardware

    The software runs on drones you can buy, repair and replace. No proprietary airframes, no captive ecosystem. The intelligence lives in the software.

  • One operator, many drones

    Coverage that scales without scaling the people behind controllers. Your team supervises outcomes instead of flying aircraft one at a time, and steps in whenever they choose.

Operating loop

Set the goal once. The loop runs 24/7.

  1. Define the goal

    An outcome, an area, a set of constraints. That's the whole brief.

  2. The swarm divides the work

    Each drone takes a share of the task, coordinated as one system.

  3. Conditions change, the plan adapts

    A dropped link, a detection, a change in weather: the swarm re-plans in place.

  4. The picture stays current

    Mapping and detection keep cycling, day and night. Then it all begins again.

01 / Defining the goal
GOAL

↻ and the loop begins again

02 Use cases

One platform, many jobs. Here's where we're putting it to work right now.

This is a multiuse technology: the same coordination layer runs continuous mapping, detection and monitoring loops wherever the work is slow, expensive or dangerous for people. These are some of the use cases we're currently working on.

  • Conservation

    Predator-free, at landscape scale

    Sustained monitoring across country that exhausts trap lines and ground teams, so predator-free programmes can hold the ground they've won and native species get room to recover.

  • Biosecurity

    Finding pest plants early

    Wilding pines and invasive weeds are cheapest to control the day they're found. Persistent surveillance turns rare, expensive surveys into routine coverage, and after a flood it re-maps what moved.

  • Farming

    Herding across big country

    Coordinated mustering of ungulates over terrain that's hard on people, dogs and machines. Calm, methodical, and respectful of the animals and the communities who value them.

  • Forestry

    Forest health, tree by tree

    Canopy stress, pest damage and storm impact assessed across whole estates at individual-tree resolution. Routine coverage instead of waiting for the annual flyover.

  • Infrastructure

    Inspection without the rope

    Ageing ports, towers and wharves inspected continuously. Nobody on a harness, nobody over the water, and problems preempted instead of reacted to.

  • Emergency response

    Coverage when it matters most

    Search and rescue and disaster response over ground that's slow on foot and often closed to helicopters. Coordinated sweeps below the weather, and findings relayed the moment they're made, because the first hours decide the outcome.

03 How we start

Small first, measured always.

No wholesale transformation, no leap of faith. Every engagement starts as a scoped trial with a result you can measure against how the work is done today.

  1. Scope the target

    One species, one asset, one area. We define what success looks like before anything flies.

  2. Teach the system

    We gather imagery and train detection for your specific target, then verify accuracy in the open.

  3. Fly it, prove it

    A small coordinated trial over real ground, measured against your current method on cost, coverage and time.

  4. Scale what works

    More area, more targets, more autonomy, at the pace the results justify.

04 Contact

Working on something this could serve?

We work with conservation programmes, councils, farmers, foresters, infrastructure owners and emergency services. If that's you, or you think it should be, say hello. We read everything.