Physical and digital systems that keep autonomous assets available, supportable, and mission-ready: recovery, protection, power, payload handling, inspection, and redeployment.
It takes more than a vehicle to make an autonomous operation.
A vehicle alone — autonomy stops at the vehicle
With Asgard infrastructure — autonomy extends to the operation
Six families of autonomous infrastructure, engineered on one architecture and executed through one industrial model.
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Robotic infrastructure for aircraft protection, recovery, charging, payload handling, inspection, data transfer, and mission turnaround.
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Autonomous maritime infrastructure for docking, protection, charging or fueling, payload operations, inspection, maintenance support, and redeployment.
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Infrastructure for robotic ground systems including charging, battery exchange, tool exchange, payload exchange, inspection, maintenance, and fleet support.
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Deployable infrastructure supporting autonomous assets in expeditionary, remote, or distributed operating environments.
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Integrated equipment for controlled vehicle deployment, positioning, capture, recovery, and servicing.
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Ground support equipment, robotic handling, test systems, power systems, communications systems, and specialized mission infrastructure.
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Whatever the vehicle and wherever the mission, infrastructure exists to close one loop — and keep closing it autonomously.
Forging Brilliance, Destined by Design.
