Canadian aircraft.
Built for the mission.
Aircraft for drone interception, Arctic surveillance and maritime operations. Supported by ACE mission control and deployable F-Node facilities.
Halifax, Nova Scotia
Aircraft programmes
An expanding product familyDobby®
FlyingA manually piloted, open architecture interceptor designed to counter medium-altitude, long-endurance (MALE) drones. Already flying.
grayjay®
Flight testingBuilt for Arctic and maritime surveillance and reconnaissance. Launched by hand and currently in flight testing.
Future development: strike capability.
taiga®
Planned future productA planned workhorse for Arctic and maritime surveillance, reconnaissance and anti-submarine warfare, including sonobuoy deployment. Designed for spring catapult launch, with a payload bay that can be repurposed for different missions.
Strike capability will follow after proving itself in the sonobuoy deployment role.
ACE
Command & controlMission planning.
Grounded in aircraft physics.
ACE already supports mission planning and go/no-go assessments grounded in aircraft physics, helping operators assess a proposed flight before launch.
Built to coordinate Frontier Labs aircraft and swarm commodity drones across major telemetry protocols and flight-controller systems.
F-Node
Shipping-container systems with launch, maintenance and manufacturing configurations. Intended for remote locations and communities, with transport aboard vessels or trucks. Selected launch variants can be designed for fully autonomous operation.
Let’s build what comes next.
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