CONSULTANCY
There’s no shortage of desk consultants.
With their ties,
with their PowerPoints,
with endless reports that say nothing,
and who’ve never once set foot in the place they’re talking about.
You know the type:
The sixty-page report with charts “to make it look professional,”
huge tables,
polished layout…
…and page after page of words that say nothing.
There’s also the expensive system you bought because it had a jaw-dropping spec sheet,
and that went straight to hell the moment the first jammer showed up.
Or the doctrine written by someone whose last war was one he watched in a documentary.
If any of this has happened to you,
you have our condolences.
It’s happened to us too.
And that, basically, is the reason we exist.
Very few organizations in the world can offer what we offer.
And we’re not just saying that to make a sale.
Real access, not secondhand.
Hardware, software, and TTPs that are being used on the front this very week.
Not an open-source summary or whatever my cousin back in the village told me.
We only work off of what we’ve actually done.
If we haven’t executed it, we won’t sell it to you.
Yes, we know that leaves a lot of easy business on the table.
We don’t work with everyone.
We pick the projects we can do exceptionally well.
If yours doesn’t fit, we’ll tell you on day one.
DISCRETION
If you were expecting a phone number and a photo of the team grinning like idiots,
you’ve got the wrong website.
We don’t publish names, or faces, or who we work with.
Not ours, and not yours.
It’s exactly the same care you’re going to receive.
Everything comes in through a single channel:
the contact form.
Below you’ll find basic information on what we do.
If you want to know more,
click here and fire away.
CONSULTING FOR MILITARY UNITS
We’re going to tell you which of your procedures no longer cut it.
You may not like hearing it,
but it’s going to cost you a lot less to hear it here than downrange.
Our job is to bring you the outside perspective that no one inside your structure can give you:
current, unfiltered, and brought straight from different areas of operations.
Operational picture of today’s battlefield
Which UAV and C-UAV SOPs are working and which have become obsolete
Tactical trends emerging in real time
UAV threat assessment across different scenarios
Advice on equipment acquisition and selection
Which UAV and C-UAV systems prove their worth in real combat
Comparative analysis of platforms, payloads, and command-and-control systems on the market
Recommendations for configuration, modification, and adaptation to your requirements
Interoperability with NATO standards
Leadership and management of the UAV capability
Command support in integrating UAVs into the operational structure
Operational advisor role: exercises, planning, and doctrinal reviews
Development or review of UAV doctrine
Support in defining operational requirements to acquire new systems
Assessment of current capabilities and identification of critical gaps
Where this is headed (UAV foresight)
Briefings on next-generation UAV systems and their trajectory
AI applied to autonomous control, target selection, and target management
Impact of the new electronic warfare on current UAV capabilities
Trends in miniaturization, autonomy, jamming resistance, and satellite communications
Which capabilities will be critical over the next 3 to 5 years
CONSULTING FOR THE DEFENSE INDUSTRY
At the trade show, everything works.
With good lighting,
a red carpet,
and the stand all set up,
even a brick looks cutting-edge.
Even out on the maneuver range it can pass muster.
In the area of operations,
NO.
Your product may be a marvel in the catalog,
and an expensive piece of metal painted green the moment it leaves there.
Ukraine is today the largest testing ground for UAV technology in recent history.
And we,
we are the bridge between your lab and that place.
The perspective of the one who’s going to use it, from the design stage.
What the fighter in the field actually needs, not what your R&D team thinks he needs.
Critical weaknesses of current systems in real combat: EW resistance, endurance, reliability in adverse conditions, ease of use under stress
Analysis of the adversary’s systems that are working, and why
Continuous feedback to your R&D teams on the evolution of TTPs
Market and positioning
Real demand from the military operator versus what the market offers today
Unmet needs that are development opportunities
How to present and communicate your capabilities to the institutional buyer
Support in preparing technical demonstrations before units and acquisition agencies
Operational advisor across the development cycle
Operational consultant from concept to validation, not just at the end for the photo op
Review of prototypes and betas from the point of view of the one who’s going to use it with cold hands
Technical reports with recommendations based on real operational judgment
Connection with networks of operators, units, and purchasing decision-makers
