
SCOUT
Moves fast, maps terrain, and feeds the swarm a shared visual model.
- RANGE
- 18 km
- ENDURANCE
- 38 min
- PAYLOAD
- 0.4 kg

BUILT FOR THE NORTH WIND
Born in hard mountain weather. A hardware fleet and open protocol for machines that coordinate, adapt, and finish the mission—even when the network breaks.
/ 01 — THE SYSTEM
Every aircraft senses locally, decides independently, and shares only what the others need. No cloud tether. No lead drone. No fragile command chain.
/ 02 — WIND PROTO
WP / 0.3.7A peer-to-peer c for autonomous coordination in disconnected, degraded, and contested environments.
LOCAL SIGNALS
SWARM COORDINATION
SHARED ACTION
/ 03 — THE FLEET
Purpose-built airframes run the same protocol and form one self-organizing system.

Moves fast, maps terrain, and feeds the swarm a shared visual model.

Extends the network over ridges, structures, and radio-dead ground.

Carries sensors, supplies, or field hardware without a central pilot.

Patrols ridgelines and holds a wide-area view while the rest of the flock works below.
/ 04 — THE LAND FLEET
Ground-native machines join the same mesh, carrying perception, payloads, and coordination beyond the flight line.

Climbs broken ground, maps traversable routes, and keeps sensing when aircraft have to land.

Moves batteries, tools, and critical supplies through terrain that stops conventional vehicles.

Gets eyes and mesh coverage under structures, inside corridors, and across unstable ground.

Steps across rubble, stairs, and steep rock to carry sensors where wheels and tracks lose purchase.
Where the mountain
meets the wind.
WILDFIRE MAPPING
SEARCH + RESCUE
REMOTE LOGISTICS
INFRASTRUCTURE INSPECTION
/ EARLY ACCESS
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