Mission · Air
Air Superiority
More aircraft in the fight, fewer people in harm's way.
The challenge
Autonomous aircraft that team with crewed fighters to sense, decoy, jam and strike, giving air forces mass they can afford to lose.
Our approach
Modern air combat is decided by how much a force can see and how much it can risk. Crewed fighters are too valuable to send first. Noctara's collaborative combat aircraft go ahead of them, carrying sensors and effects into the threat envelope so that crewed aircraft stay outside it.
Because the Noctis stack coordinates formations rather than individual aircraft, one pilot or one ground operator can direct several Umbra aircraft at once, assigning roles and adjusting the plan as the situation develops.
Outcomes
What the force gets
01
Extend sensor reach
Forward-deployed autonomous aircraft detect and identify threats well before crewed platforms are exposed.
02
Complicate the adversary's picture
Formations of low-cost aircraft present many targets and force an adversary to spend expensive interceptors on cheap airframes.
03
Deliver effects at range
Electronic attack and precision strike from internal bays, cued by the formation's shared sensor picture.