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Ground control · Mission systems

Command the mission, not the machine

Invictron mission systems let one operator direct autonomous aircraft with intent (plan, monitor, intervene) while the autonomy stack handles the flying. Authority stays human; workload doesn't.

The console

Everything the operator needs, nothing they don't

Autonomy without visibility is a liability. The console makes the system's state and intent legible at a glance, so trust is earned continuously.

  • Plan with intent. Define objectives, areas, routes, and constraints. The stack compiles them into executable behavior across one aircraft or a team.
  • See what the system sees. Live video with detection and track overlays from Aeros, alongside map, telemetry, and team status.
  • Know why, not just what. Autonomy state is explicit: current fix source from Hivion, active task assignments from Swarm, confidence and fallback status in plain terms.
  • Intervene instantly. Redirect, hold, retask, or take manual control at any phase of the mission. Authorization gates for sensitive actions are explicit and logged.
  • Run the team, not the aircraft. Multi-vehicle operations are managed at the mission level; the operator supervises outcomes rather than joysticks.
Demonstration

The operator's view

Concept animation · Operator console
Concept: mission planned as waypoints, executed by two vehicles, monitored via telemetry and event log, and retasked mid-flight by the operator.
Architecture

Built for degraded links

Link modelAircraft remain mission-capable through link loss; the console resynchronizes state on reconnection rather than assuming continuous contact.
DataTelemetry, video, tracks, and autonomy state over standard interfaces; prioritized so critical data survives thin links.
InteroperabilityWorks with Invictron modules natively and exposes standard protocols for integration into existing C2 environments.
AccountabilityMission events, operator actions, and authorization decisions are logged for after-action review.
Next step

Put an operator in command of autonomy