Sectors
The same stack, pointed at the missions that matter.
Autonomy, resilient navigation and defence AI are general tools. These are the specific problems we have built them to solve.
- 01
Undersea & surface warfare
Persistent anti-submarine search and a surface picture across the GIUK gap and other chokepoints, supplying the mass that crewed warships cannot sustain on their own. This is the core mission our maritime platforms are built around.
- 02
Critical undersea infrastructure
The cables and pipelines on the seabed carry the nation's data and energy, and they are increasingly targeted. Uncrewed platforms can watch these routes continuously and flag interference long before a crewed asset could be on station.
- 03
Intelligence, surveillance & early warning
Edge sensing and fusion compress the time between a contact appearing and a commander acting. The aim is fewer surprises and earlier warning, across the maritime and littoral environment.
- 04
Logistics & sustainment
AI-assisted movement planning, demand forecasting and readiness reporting for the strategic base — the unglamorous work that decides whether a force can actually fight.
- 05
Command & decision support
Tools that rank options and flag risk for a human commander, integrated into the wider sensor-to-decider network rather than bolted on the side.
- 06
Allied & NATO interoperability
Under a NATO-first posture, capability that cannot share a picture with allies is half a capability. We build to common standards so a contact held by one nation is usable by the alliance.
Different missions, one principle: put a credible, sovereign capability where the country is currently exposed.