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Securing Forward Airfields in Contested Environments
Force protection and reconnaissance dominance
for Air Mobility Command
The Challenge
Contingency Response Wings Face an Asymmetric Threat
Air Mobility Command's Contingency Response Wings (CRW) must secure and operate from forward airfields under constant threat. Adversary drones, dismounted personnel, and vehicles can approach through dense vegetation surrounding austere locations, invisible to existing sensors until it's too late.
Traditional ISR (Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance) platforms are expensive, centralized, and optimized for open terrain. They leave critical surveillance gaps in exactly the environments where CRWs operate: jungle airstrips, wooded mountain bases, vegetation-surrounded contingency locations.
The Solution
Persistent Autonomous Security That Sees Through Cover
Perimeter Surveillance Through Vegetation
Our canopy-penetrating imaging detects heat signatures beneath dense vegetation surrounding the airfield. Adversaries can't use tree cover to mask approach.
Threat Detection & Tracking
When threats are detected, the swarm can dynamically reallocate resources to maintain custody. Distributed coordination ensures continuous coverage.
Natural Language Mission Planning
Operators describe mission objectives in plain English from the ground station. The system generates optimized swarm configurations that adapt to changing conditions.
Degraded Environment Operations
When communications are degraded, the swarm continues operating. Edge processing and local coordination mean no single point of failure.
In collaboration with
Broader Applications
The Same Capability. Different Missions
Special Operations
Reconnaissance in jungle and forested terrain where current assets are blind
Border Security
Surveillance through dense vegetation along contested borders
Base Defense
Persistent autonomous security for installations worldwide
Disaster Response
Search and rescue in forested or jungle terrain