Defense · TRL 5–6
UAV Commando — fly when GPS and C2 both lie.
Endogenius™ UAV Commando is a flight-and-protection stack for dispersed fleets: sealed mission packs, GPS-denied flight, and refusal of hostile or invalid command-and-control (anti-hijack). Partners keep the airframe and the operator.
In contested or disconnected environments, centralized intelligence can inform a decision but cannot guarantee that the decision remains available. Endogenius moves the decision gate onto the element itself, allowing a drone, autonomous system or protected subsystem to continue evaluating whether its next action is justified after communication with the wider system has failed.
Where we are
What it does and where we stand.
Same decision idea as the other domains: ranked options, clear limits, human takeover when needed. Not a fielded anti-jam product and not a full C2 console.
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UAV Commando — flight + protection TRL 5–6 SITL
Each UAV flies a sealed mission pack. When GPS is jammed or spoofed, or when C2 is contested, the stack holds passively, stays RF-quiet, and refuses hostile or invalid commands.
Where we are: PX4 SITL / lab evidence today — GPS-off, contested pack, anti-overcontrol. Not yet RF-chamber TRL 6 or fielded anti-jam / anti-hijack certification. Partner shadow flights still needed.
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Pilot-on-lead terminal Operator in the loop
In the last metres a human takes the lead UAV; followers stay on that attested lead (impostor leads ignored). Demonstrated terminal approach ~4.8 m from target in the current demo.
Where we are: Short public demo below. Full methods and partner packs under NDA.
UAV Commando demo — sealed packs · GPS-denied flight · C2/anti-hijack · numbered mission steps · pilot-on-lead terminal (TRL 5–6 SITL/lab).