Research. Integrate.
Advance autonomy.
AGI's advanced portfolio covers autonomous aircraft, persistent sensing, resilient navigation, RF awareness and integrated mission-management architectures.
Advanced systems, one connected architecture.
Concept illustration showing how the research programs relate across air systems, sensing, autonomous stations and mission management.
Commercial offering
Partner/platform integration
Active development
Research program
Exploratory architecture
Development programs with clear maturity status.
Advanced Systems are intentionally separated from the commercial product portfolio. The descriptions below communicate research direction without implying production availability.
UCAS
Uncrewed Combat Air System research focused on autonomous flight, resilient navigation and modular mission architecture.
Open program →
Aegis ISR
Persistent intelligence and surveillance research with modular sensing and distributed operations.
Open program →
Sentinel Autonomous Station
Deploy, operate and recover research combining autonomous UAV operations, docking and persistent monitoring.
Open program →
SkyGuard C-UAS
Multi-sensor research architecture for detection, identification, tracking and alerting around protected airspace.
Open program →
Spectra RF
RF situational-awareness research spanning signal detection, direction finding and sensor integration.
Open program →
Guardian C2
Autonomous mission management and sensor-fusion platform research.
Open program →From definition to validated system.
Define
Mission needs, operating environment and system requirements.
Design
Architecture, airframe, subsystem and integration design.
Simulate
Digital modelling and software/hardware-in-the-loop validation.
Build
Prototype fabrication and subsystem implementation.
Integrate
Autonomy, sensing, communications and mission-system integration.
Test
Progressive ground and flight validation against program objectives.
Discuss an advanced systems program.
Discuss research partnerships, integration programs and advanced autonomous-system requirements.