Defending
Tomorrow, Today

Platform technology that could transform everyday commercial drones into connected defence networks. Software would link independent drones together, creating unified control systems that turn off-the-shelf hardware into powerful surveillance and operational tools.

Over 100 million civilian drones worldwide ready to be networke

New standards make it easier to connect different drone brands

Militaries want affordable ways to scale drone operations

Modern warfare needs distributed drone networks, not single units

AI systems are designed to help plan missions, run simulations, and support operational decisions. These tools would create virtual war games, optimise supply routes, and provide real-time recommendations during operations, making complex military planning faster and smarter.

Modern warfare too complex for human planners alone

Digital simulations allow risk-free mission practice

AI logistics could cut operational costs by 30-40%

Forces shifting from reacting to predicting

Solutions addressing society's biggest threat: not knowing what's real. As fake content becomes cheaper and more convincing, tools that distinguish truth from lies become critical. Systems would spot fakes, track sources, and counter disinformation in real-time.

Keeping up with AI fakes

Protecting free speech

Attribution complexity

Protection systems designed for power grids, water supplies, ports, and telecom networks. AI-powered solutions would spot threats before they strike, simulate attacks to find weak points, and automatically respond to keep essential services running.

Nation-state attacks on civilian infrastructure increasing

Old systems now connected to internet and vulnerable

Insurance companies demanding better security

Major breaches forcing new regulations