
Spectre
Detect. Track. Intercept.
Finds a threat, stays with it, and brings it down. The operator calls the engagement.
Explore Spectre→Swarm intelligence, built for the tactical edge.

Detect. Track. Intercept.
Finds a threat, stays with it, and brings it down. The operator calls the engagement.
Explore Spectre→
Move mission equipment forward.
One operator carries it in. It hauls what ISR drones cannot.
Explore Aether→
Extend runway-independent reach.
Takes off straight up, then flies like a plane, and folds to a 30-inch rucksack.
Explore Kestrel→Mission planning, simulation, and ground control in one system. Set the intent and agents assemble the mission, or build each step by hand. You keep the authority to step in.
See the operation, review decision points, and retain authority from one operator interface.
Mission and limits, authorized before launch
Onboard vision and inertial sensing, no satellites
Air, ground, and surface machines work as one, no ground link
Each local picture merges into the whole; operators step back in
Onboard AI agents watch the feed, replan the route, and coordinate with the other aircraft — so the mission continues when the link doesn't. When links return, each machine merges what it learned back into the whole: terrain it mapped, tracks it held, work it finished.
Explore the Approach→Aircraft, ground systems, and the software they run are designed, machined, printed, and revised in-house, so field lessons feed straight into the next build.
Explore GhostForge→A person missing in the mountains, more ground than a crew could cover, comms that fade in the valleys. Our first end-to-end software demonstration runs the full stack against it: agents plan and rehearse the search, the team flies it, and the find comes back to the operator.
See how the team works→Tell us what the team needs to move, sense, protect, or coordinate, and we'll build the demo around it.