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Machines that carry what people shouldn’t have to.

Electric ground and air platforms that take the load, the route and the first look forward — so a section doesn’t have to.

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Fifteen platforms. One way of working.

Nine on the ground, six in the air. Different machines for different jobs, built on the same principles — plug and play, the same controls, one short training day. A crew that can run one can run the others.

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Colour
Warden
Uncrewed ground vehicle
Warden
Four wheels, independent travel, adjustable ride height. Carries cargo, a stretcher, a spray tank or a sensor mast. Wheels change without tools.
ResupplyCasevacSensor mast
Atlas Crawler
Tracked heavy-payload UGV
Atlas Crawler
Heavy-duty tracked platform. Carries up to 1,200 kg over ground wheels cannot take, crewed remotely or on its own.
Heavy resupplyRobotic payloadsSurveillance
Drover
Light utility vehicle
Drover
A seat, a load bed and a tow hitch. Driven when a driver adds something, sent ahead when they do not — following a lead vehicle, holding a route, or working a line on its own.
InsertionCasevacTow
Drover SbS
Side-by-side utility vehicle
Drover SbS
Two seats side by side under a roll cage. Carries a crew of two, their kit and a stretcher, over ground a road vehicle cannot take.
InsertionCrew of twoCasevac
Drover X2
Two-seat crew vehicle
Drover X2
Two seats in a bodied cab under a full roll cage. Doors, a roof and the shortest wheelbase of the three — the one that still fits where the track narrows.
InsertionCrew of twoRecce
Drover X4
Four-seat crew vehicle
Drover X4
The same cab with a second row behind it. Four seats and four doors: one vehicle instead of two.
InsertionCrew of fourPatrol
Drover X6
Six-seat crew vehicle
Drover X6
Three rows under one roof. Six seats — or four and the kit that travels with them. The longest of the three.
InsertionCrew of sixSection move
Strider
Stand-on platform
Strider
Four wheels under a standing operator. Carries them and their load — or runs the route with nobody on it.
Dismounted mobilityLoad carry
Rove
Two-wheel platform
Rove
Electric two-wheeler. Near silent, panniers either side, charges from a standard outlet.
RecceSilent movement
Wren
ISR quadrotor
Wren
Folds flat, launches from the ground platforms and returns to them. Gimballed day and thermal sensor, carried in a pack.
ISRLaunched from vehicle
Haul
Heavy-lift rotary
Haul
A working hook. Moves a load between two positions with no road between them. Payload options: 50 kg, 100 kg, 200 kg.
ResupplyHeavy lift50 / 100 / 200 kg
Dart
Strike quadrotor
Dart
The Wren airframe without the sensor head. Small, fast, and sent one way.
StrikeOne way
Ward
Guardian rotary
Ward
Holds the air above a position or a moving column. Detects small air threats and defeats them.
Counter-UASOverwatch
Rook
Armed rotary
Rook
Carries a mounted weapon under the direct control of an operator.
Direct fireOverwatch

Where wheels stop,
tracks keep going.

Tracked drive over broken ground — rubble, stairs, trench lines. The heaviest loads in the range, on a chassis that takes a flat deck, a manipulator arm or a sensor mast at the same mounting points.

The trip nobody
should have to make.

The last mile under observation. Casualty evacuation. Sending a machine forward to look, instead of a person.

Everything a section carries,
someone is carrying it.

Ammunition, water, batteries — carried from the vehicle drop to the position. Weight that ends up on somebody’s back.

Quiet gets
you closer.

Electric drive, low-signature finish, no heat plume. Arrives before anyone knows it left.

One machine is useful. A group of them changes the problem.

The platforms are built to operate together — ground and air on the same controls, sharing one picture, splitting a task between them. One operator sets the intent; the group carries it out.

See the air platforms
Force multiplier
Ground it cannot hold
A section covers and watches ground it does not have the people to stand on.
Several missions at once
One crew, one shift
Carry on one route, screen a flank and hold a relay overhead — from the same group.
Ground and air as one
Launch, work, return
The air platform lifts from the ground platform, does its task and comes back to it to charge and be carried.
Attritable
Equipment, not a casualty
What you are willing to send forward changes when the thing you send can be replaced.

Where they earn their keep.

01
Reconnaissance
Sensors forward without a crew forward.
02
Resupply
Ammunition, water and power to a position.
03
Casualty evacuation
Bring one back without exposing two more.
04
Counter-UAS
Detect and defeat small air threats.
05
Power and ISR
Carry the battery and the eyes.
06
Air assault
Light enough to drop, quiet on arrival.

Kept running by the crew that uses it.

Every platform is built to be maintained where it works. Plug and play, no proprietary tooling, nothing that has to go back to a factory to change a wheel.

Serviced by the crew that uses it
Parts
Swapped, not repaired
Wheels, packs and payload mounts come off and go back on by hand. Where platforms can share a part, they do.
Field service
Wheels and batteries in minutes
No lifting gear. No special tools. Done kneeling in the dirt.
Training
Learn one, run the rest
The same controls across ground and air.
Data
Figures released on request
Case by case, subject to export control.

Come and drive it.

We bring a platform to you, or you come to a trial day. You will have driven one before anyone mentions a contract.

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