A platform alone does not restore a contaminated operating space. The decisive gap is the chain between the person requesting support, the authority releasing the mission, the treatment boundary, and the record used to end or repeat the task.
← Three business programmes
02 · CBRN mission systems
BLIS-D · CBRN-CADS Mission Systems
Connect a field request, authorised dispatch, unmanned deployment, local dry treatment, verification, and handover as one reviewable mission chain.
Treat BLIS-D as a bounded local/point dry-decontamination concept and CBRN-CADS as a human-governed request, decision and evidence workflow. UAV and UGV roles are separated by exposure, payload, access and recovery constraints.
Evidence inputs
- 01Request, location, object and urgency
- 02Authority, safety boundary and simulant protocol
- 03Vehicle, payload and recovery constraints
Programme outputs
- 01Mission decision and dispatch record
- 02Treatment-boundary and verification package
- 03Stop, repeat or handover decision
Release gates
- 01Authority and doctrine fit
- 02Mass, energy and safe-recovery budget
- 03Simulant efficacy and independent verification
Partners needed
Partnership means assigning qualification responsibility—not exchanging logos.
- Public safety and defence research organisations
- CBRN laboratories and test-range operators
- UAV, UGV and payload integration teams
Claim boundary
No live-agent handling, weaponisation guidance, certified performance, procurement approval, or deployed-system claim. Public materials remain non-operational and evidence-bounded.
Next action
Reduce the conversation to one verifiable work package.
Share the available records, decision owner, publication boundary, and desired verification outcome. We will scope the pilot before making a claim.
Propose a pilot scope