AUTONOMY WHEN 
COMMS GO DARK

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We develop autonomous drones for mapping, strikes, and real-time missions — tested in extreme conditions and deployable in hours via modular container units.

Operating Modes Overview

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autonomous OPERATING MODES

Technology for Real-Time Strategy
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surveillance

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surveillance

Surveillance Mode turning any terrain into actionable intelligence with autonomous sweeps, precision tracking, and instant replay.

Sends Platform One drones to sweep a geofenced area, piecing together a live 3-D map even if jammers cut communications. On-board vision AI tags vehicles and troop movements, then relays only the key coordinates through the drone mesh to command.

Every flight is archived for instant replay. Operators can scrub back to any time stamp — “Yesterday 15:00, sector Delta” — to spot changes and feed fresh data into simulation training, so the system keeps getting smarter between sorties.

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offence

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offence

The Offensive Mode deploys drone swarms that autonomously execute strike missions using live surveillance intel, adaptive navigation, and post-strike telemetry synced for continuous tactical learning.

When a high-value target is confirmed, Platform Two launches in swarms, plots the lowest-risk ingress using live intel from Surveillance Mode, and autonomously adjusts course if jamming or air defenses spike. Operators approve the final strike plan but never micromanage individual drones.

Post-strike telemetry—including blast radius and collateral-damage scoring—is auto-synced to WarSuite, closing the loop for after-action review and feeding new edge cases into the simulation trainer.

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defence

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defence

The Defense Mode uses autonomous drones in shield formations to detect and counter airborne threats in real time, continuously improving its threat response through logged telemetry and AI-driven pattern recognition.

Platform One patrols the perimeter in low-latency “shield” formations, using radar-fusion and RF sniffers to spot incoming drones, missiles, or artillery within seconds. Threat vectors are projected onto the command UI, and the system suggests optimal counter-measures—jam, spoof, or alert Platform Two for interception.

All detections are logged with time, trajectory, and signature data, enriching the threat library so each subsequent mission refines its response curves and reduces false alarms in contested airspace.

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surveillance

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surveillance

Surveillance Mode turning any terrain into actionable intelligence with autonomous sweeps, precision tracking, and instant replay.

Sends Platform One drones to sweep a geofenced area, piecing together a live 3-D map even if jammers cut communications. On-board vision AI tags vehicles and troop movements, then relays only the key coordinates through the drone mesh to command.

Every flight is archived for instant replay. Operators can scrub back to any time stamp — “Yesterday 15:00, sector Delta” — to spot changes and feed fresh data into simulation training, so the system keeps getting smarter between sorties.

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offence

2

offence

The Offensive Mode deploys drone swarms that autonomously execute strike missions using live surveillance intel, adaptive navigation, and post-strike telemetry synced for continuous tactical learning.

When a high-value target is confirmed, Platform Two launches in swarms, plots the lowest-risk ingress using live intel from Surveillance Mode, and autonomously adjusts course if jamming or air defenses spike. Operators approve the final strike plan but never micromanage individual drones.

Post-strike telemetry—including blast radius and collateral-damage scoring—is auto-synced to WarSuite, closing the loop for after-action review and feeding new edge cases into the simulation trainer.

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defence

3

defence

The Defense Mode uses autonomous drones in shield formations to detect and counter airborne threats in real time, continuously improving its threat response through logged telemetry and AI-driven pattern recognition.

Platform One patrols the perimeter in low-latency “shield” formations, using radar-fusion and RF sniffers to spot incoming drones, missiles, or artillery within seconds. Threat vectors are projected onto the command UI, and the system suggests optimal counter-measures—jam, spoof, or alert Platform Two for interception.

All detections are logged with time, trajectory, and signature data, enriching the threat library so each subsequent mission refines its response curves and reduces false alarms in contested airspace.

Image with drone parts
Image with drone parts

The drone comes in three

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distinct platforms — each engineered for a specific mission set.

Platforms Overview

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Platforms One Autonomy Stack

Each precision-tuned for a specific role.
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Primary role
Wide-area ISR & mapping
top speed
120 km/h
endurance
~6 h on station
operational ceiling
1—3 km AGL
payload
multi-spectral sensors (≤3 kg)
autonomy
fully autonomous, anti-jam mesh
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A medium-altitude ISR drone built for persistent area coverage. It flies fully autonomously—even through GPS or comms jamming—stitching a live 3-D map and flagging threats while its low-cost airframe can be mass-produced in container factories near the front.

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3D Model
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Primary role
High-speed precision strike
top speed
400 km/h
endurance
~45 min (one-way)
operational ceiling
50 – 500 m AGL dash
payload
Fragmenting warhead (≈ 5 kg)
autonomy
Self-routing, target-seeking
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A fast (≈ 400 km/h), one-way strike vehicle that carries lightweight vision models on-board to track and neutralize high-value targets. Launched in swarms, it plots its own evasive route in real time, turning fresh intel from Platform One into precision kinetic effects with minimal human oversight.

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3D Model
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Starting Q1 2026, we will open up our stack for integration with third-party platforms that use standard MAVLink-based flight controllers-beginning with fixed-wing and FPV-style multirotors. We're actively developing onboarding tools, calibration wizards, and mission tuning pipelines to enable fast adaptation.

Primary role
Wide-area ISR & mapping
top speed
120 km/h
endurance
~6 h on station
operational ceiling
1—3 km AGL
payload
multi-spectral sensors (≤3 kg)
autonomy
fully autonomous, anti-jam mesh
1
3D Model
Use two fingers to rotate
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A medium-altitude ISR drone built for persistent area coverage. It flies fully autonomously—even through GPS or comms jamming—stitching a live 3-D map and flagging threats while its low-cost airframe can be mass-produced in container factories near the front.

Primary role
High-speed precision strike
top speed
400 km/h
endurance
~45 min (one-way)
operational ceiling
50 – 500 m AGL dash
payload
Fragmenting warhead (≈ 5 kg)
autonomy
Self-routing, target-seeking
1
3D Model
Use two fingers to rotate
1
2
2
3
3
4
4

A fast (≈ 400 km/h), one-way strike vehicle that carries lightweight vision models on-board to track and neutralize high-value targets. Launched in swarms, it plots its own evasive route in real time, turning fresh intel from Platform One into precision kinetic effects with minimal human oversight.

Primary role
Wide-area ISR & mapping
top speed
120 km/h
endurance
~6 h on station
operational ceiling
1—3 km AGL
payload
multi-spectral sensors (≤3 kg)
autonomy
fully autonomous, anti-jam mesh
1
3D Model
Use two fingers to rotate
1
2
2
3
3
4
4

Starting Q1 2026, we will open up our stack for integration with third-party platforms that use standard MAVLink-based flight controllers-beginning with fixed-wing and FPV-style multirotors. We're actively developing onboarding tools, calibration wizards, and mission tuning pipelines to enable fast adaptation.

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Arcnova team photo

Built with exceptional

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Swiss precision — every component meets the highest standards of performance and reliability.

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Manufacturing

Container manufacturing units

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Scalable Production, Anywhere Cost-Effective Manufacturing in the Field

Maintenance on the Spot

Damaged units return to the same container for quick swap-outs and sensor recalibration, keeping the fleet flying while eliminating long tail-to-base repair loops.

Hours, Not Weeks

Flat-pack materials arrive by truck; a four-person crew can spin up production in half a day and roll a finished drone off the line every 40 minutes, slashing traditional resupply lead-times.

Factory-in-a-Box

Build airframes where you fight. Each container is a turnkey micro-factory with CNC, composite lay-up, and final-assembly stations powered by a single generator—no fixed infrastructure required.
Alpine Testing & R&D

Switzerland’s extreme mix of dense forests, steep valleys, and high-altitude ridgelines gives us a live proving ground that simulation alone can’t match.

Every platform upgrade flies here first, stress-testing navigation, mesh comms, and strike accuracy against real jamming and weather — so when WarSuite deploys abroad, it’s already battle-hardened.

The Alps offer the perfect mix of terrain and altitude for pushing autonomous systems to their limits.

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