Invictron
Invictron builds onboard intelligence for unmanned systems: visual navigation, target acquisition, and swarm coordination that keep missions running when GPS and datalinks do not.
Invictron systems mount onto existing airframes and ground stations. Each module solves one battlefield problem end to end, and they are built to work together as a single autonomy stack.
AI autopilot module for GPS-denied environments. Onboard vision, map matching, and terrain-referenced localization keep the aircraft on mission through jamming and spoofing.
View Hivion → Aeros · Airborne targeting & ISRAutonomous target acquisition module. Onboard detection, multi-object tracking, and geo-localization turn raw video into actionable coordinates in real time.
View Aeros → Swarm · Mission coordinationCollaborative autonomy across teams of unmanned systems: distributed tasking, shared situational awareness, and resilient mesh communications under contested spectrum.
View Swarm → Mission systems · Ground controlPlanning, telemetry, live video, and autonomy oversight in one operator console. Humans set intent and retain authority; the stack handles execution.
View Mission Systems →Jammed GPS. Broken links. Contested spectrum. Systems that depend on a clean signal environment stop working exactly when they are needed most. Invictron builds for that moment.
Invictron engineers the full autonomy pipeline in-house. That is what makes the modules fast, small, and dependable at the edge.
Real-time detection and tracking tuned for small, low-contrast aerial targets, running on embedded GPUs at the edge.
Visual localization, map matching, and multi-sensor fusion that hold a position estimate when GNSS cannot be trusted.
Mission logic, multi-agent tasking, and flight control integration that convert operator intent into coordinated action.
For defense programs, OEMs, and integrators evaluating autonomy for unmanned systems.