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Aerospace

From the launch pad to the edge of the map.

Flight is unforgiving. Aerospace systems must perceive, decide and correct in the space between one heartbeat and the next — and they must be right every single time.

We build for the place where there is no second attempt.

Certainty at altitude.

An aircraft, a satellite, a drone — each is a decision engine moving at speed through an environment that does not wait. The margin between nominal and catastrophic is measured in milliseconds and millimetres.

Aerospace does not tolerate the approximate. It demands systems that hold their accuracy when the signal degrades, the weather turns, and the ground is twelve kilometres away.

How the six work together

An aircraft’s day, from the hangar to the airspace.

Each solution acts where the operation needs it. Airworthiness and release decisions stay with licensed people.

  1. In the hangar

    Inspect, plan and prove every part

  2. At the stand

    Every team on one clock

  3. In the air

    Position and control that survive degradation

  4. When the day breaks

    A new plan for every passenger

Solutions for aerospace.6 named solutions, each shown in use below.

What happenedThe system actsA person acts or decidesThe outcome

01/ 06SKYFRAME

Airframe & Infrastructure Survey

An airframe inspection produces a folder of photographs and an impression, not a measurement anyone can check.

What it does

A handheld capture and reconstruction service that turns an airframe, a runway or a hangar into a measurable model. Panel gaps, skin deformation and repair history become dimensions that can be queried and compared against the previous inspection.

Capabilities

  • A handheld pass produces a measurable model, not photographs
  • Panel gaps, deformation and repair history become queryable dimensions
  • Every survey compares against the one before it
  • The same stack surveys runways, hangars and ground infrastructure

In use

A technician holds a handheld scanner beside an unmarked jet in a dark hangar, as a mesh of blue points wraps the fuselage and one gold marker flags a spot near the nose.

In practice

  1. ArrivalWhat happened · The aircraft is in for its inspection
  2. CaptureThe system · A handheld pass turns the airframe into a measurable model
  3. CompareThe system · The model compared with the last inspection; two changes measured
  4. ReviewA person · The inspector reviews the measurements and signs the finding
  5. ReleaseThe outcome · A record anyone can check, not an impression in a notebook

An aircraft is in for its scheduled inspection. A handheld pass turns the airframe into a measurable model, compared with the one from the inspection fourteen months ago. Two changes are measured: a dent on the forward fuselage, now 1.3 mm deep against 0.8 mm last time and a limit of 2.0 mm, and a panel gap at the wing root, within limits. The inspector reviews the measurements and signs the finding: a record anyone can check, not an impression in a notebook. The same capture surveys runways, hangars and ground equipment.

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02/ 06OFF-BLOCK

Stand Turnaround Orchestration

A turnaround is a dozen teams sharing one aircraft and one clock, and each sees only its own task.

What it does

Every task at the stand, from fuel, catering and cleaning to baggage, boarding and the tug, sequenced against the departure, with the service vehicles’ positions live. When one task slips the rest re-plan around it, and the crew, the airport and the handlers see the same new ready time at once.

Capabilities

  • Every task at the stand sequenced against the departure
  • Service vehicles’ positions live, not reported by radio
  • One slipped task re-plans the rest
  • Crew, airport and handlers see one ready time

In use

Small glowing AI agents above a white airliner at dawn send gold lines of light to its fuel truck and boarding stairs, where passengers board, while a late catering truck glows red far off.

In practice

  1. 10:05The system · On blocks; every task at the stand sequenced against 10:45
  2. 10:12What happened · The catering truck will be six minutes late
  3. 10:12The system · A new sequence proposed: fuelling and cleaning earlier, boarding on time
  4. 10:14A person · The turnaround coordinator confirms the new sequence
  5. 10:45The outcome · Off blocks on time

Today

A turnaround is a dozen teams sharing one aircraft and one clock, and each sees only its own task.

With OFF-BLOCK

10:05 → 10:45 · 40 min

A narrowbody is on a forty-minute turnaround when the catering truck, held at another stand, is reported six minutes late. The plan re-sequences: fuelling and cleaning move earlier, and boarding starts on time at the front door while catering finishes at the rear. The ready time holds at 10:45, and nobody on the stand learned about the delay from the radio.

03/ 06T.R.U.E.

Terrain-Referenced Update Engine

GNSS is a claim, not a fact: it degrades, terrain shadows it, and it can be denied outright.

What it does

A positioning engine that fuses inertial, terrain-referenced and contextual signals into a position that survives losing the satellites, and that reports its own confidence instead of presenting a guess with the certainty of a fix.

Capabilities

  • Position held when the satellites are degraded, shadowed or denied
  • Inertial, terrain-referenced and contextual signals fused into one estimate
  • Confidence reported honestly alongside the position

In use

An airliner at night above a mountainous coast leaves a red haze; a scattered trail of blue dots strays from its path, while its gold track runs straight through a translucent bubble around it.

In practice

  1. CruiseThe system · Position from satellites, inertial and terrain, in agreement
  2. ZoneWhat happened · The satellite fix jumps and no longer agrees with the other two
  3. ZoneThe system · The fix rejected; position held on inertial and terrain, its error reported
  4. ZoneA person · The crew sees an honest error bound, not a confident wrong position
  5. ExitThe outcome · The signals agree again; the estimate never left the true track

In cruise, the satellite fix, the inertial solution and the terrain match agree. Inside an interference zone the satellite position jumps and no longer agrees with the other two. T.R.U.E. rejects the false fix instead of following it, holds the position on inertial and terrain, and shows the crew an honest error bound rather than a confident wrong position. When the signals agree again, the estimate has never left the true track.

The principle

interference zone true track honest estimate · error shown a confident wrong position signals agree along the route
An honest error bound, shown as it grows, instead of a confident wrong position.

04/ 06DEADSTICK

Guidance Through Degradation

Systems are engineered for the nominal case and left to hope for the rest.

What it does

Guidance and control tuned for the moment a sensor starts lying, a surface stops responding, or the model of the world diverges from the world. It is built to detect that it is wrong, which is a different discipline from being right.

Capabilities

  • Tuned for sensor failure, unresponsive surfaces and model divergence
  • Detects that it is wrong rather than assuming it is right
  • Degrades gracefully instead of failing at the boundary

In use

An operator beside a truck at dusk holds a tablet linked to small glowing AI agents, whose gold line of light guides a drone with one red sensor to a lit airstrip.

In practice

  1. ClimbThe system · Three airspeed sources voting, in agreement
  2. +0:02What happened · One source freezes and starts to disagree
  3. +0:03The system · The source isolated; airspeed synthesised from the other two and the model
  4. +0:05A person · The operator sees the degraded mode and chooses the alternate
  5. LandingThe outcome · Landed at the alternate, degraded but in control

Climbing out, an uncrewed aircraft’s three airspeed sources are voting in agreement. Then one freezes and starts to disagree. DEADSTICK isolates it, synthesises airspeed from the other two and the aircraft’s own model, and flies on in a declared degraded mode. The operator sees the change at once and chooses the alternate airfield, where it lands degraded but in control. Detecting that it is wrong is a different discipline from being right.

05/ 06CORRIDOR

Beyond-Line-of-Sight Inspection Flights

A drone flying beyond sight of its pilot is only as safe as its knowledge of where it is and where it may not go.

What it does

Inspection flights along power lines, pipelines and railways, planned against the airspace’s zones and permissions, with the drone’s position integrity watched throughout. When a temporary zone opens for an air ambulance or a fire, the flight holds or re-routes before it reaches it, and the inspection comes back as a measured model rather than hours of video.

Capabilities

  • Flights planned against the airspace’s zones and permissions
  • Position integrity watched throughout the flight
  • A zone that opens mid-flight means hold or re-route, before it is reached
  • The inspection returned as a measured model, not hours of video

In use

A small inspection drone follows a power line over dark hills at night; its gold path swings around a glowing red dome of closed airspace over a helicopter pad, then rejoins the line.

In practice

  1. 09:00The system · The flight planned against the zones along 20 km of line
  2. 09:40What happened · A temporary zone opens for an air ambulance near the line
  3. 09:40The system · The drone holds, re-plans around the zone and resumes
  4. 11:30A person · The engineer reviews the one pylon flagged in the model
  5. 11:30The outcome · Every pylon captured and measured; the airspace respected throughout

Today

A drone flying beyond sight of its pilot is only as safe as its knowledge of where it is and where it may not go.

With CORRIDOR

09:00 → 11:30 · 2 h 30 min

A drone is inspecting twenty kilometres of power line beyond the pilot’s sight. Halfway along, a temporary zone opens for an air ambulance landing near the line. The flight holds at the last safe waypoint, re-plans around the zone and resumes on the far side. By the end of the morning every pylon is captured and measured, and the one with a displaced insulator is on the engineer’s list.

06/ 06REROUTE

Disruption Rebooking Agent

When a flight is cancelled, hundreds of people need a new plan at the same moment, and the phone queue is where they wait.

What it does

An agent that messages every passenger on a cancelled flight in their own language, offers rebooking options that respect their onward journey, books the one they choose, and arranges the hotel and the transfer when the night is lost. Compensation and exceptions go to the airline’s staff.

Capabilities

  • Every passenger messaged at once, in their own language
  • Options that respect each onward connection
  • Hotel and transfer arranged when the night is lost
  • Compensation and exceptions handed to staff

In use

Passengers with phones wait in a night-time airport lounge facing an empty red-lit gate, while small glowing AI agents above send gold lines of light through the glass to a hotel and waiting taxis.

In practice

  1. 17:20What happened · The 18:40 flight is cancelled
  2. 17:22The system · Every passenger messaged with options for their own itinerary
  3. 17:26The system · Rebooked on the 07:10; hotel and car arranged
  4. 17:30A person · A compensation question goes to the customer team
  5. 17:30The outcome · Nobody waited on the phone for a new plan

Today

When a flight is cancelled, hundreds of people need a new plan at the same moment, and the phone queue is where they wait.

With REROUTE

17:20 → 17:30 · 10 min

At 17:20 an evening flight is cancelled. Within minutes every passenger has a message with two options worked out for their own itinerary. One passenger takes the first flight in the morning, and the agent books the seat, a room at the airport hotel and a car from the terminal. When they ask about compensation the agent does not guess: it passes the question to the customer team, who reply the next day.

By the numbers

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named solutions
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running systems behind them
5
capability lines applied
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other industries sharing these systems

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Applied capabilities.

The divisions this industry draws on, and what they do here.

MERIDIAN

Precision positioning

Centimetre-grade position and attitude that holds when GNSS is degraded, jammed or simply out of reach.

ROBOTRONIX

Guidance & autonomous flight

Guidance, navigation and control for crewed and uncrewed platforms — robust to wind, fault and the unexpected.

VANTA

Airframe & infrastructure survey

Millimetre 3D capture of airframes, runways and ground infrastructure — measurable, navigable digital twins.

CONCORD

Allocation & Matching

Real-time matching and dispatch. Pairing supply with demand across constraints that move faster than a human dispatcher can hold in their head.

ATLAS

Agentic AI Systems

Multi-agent systems that plan, call tools and run operational workflows under human command. Every decision logged, attributable and reversible.

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