The hardware
One commander.
A whole swarm.
A self-flying team of drones that gives emergency services one combined live picture of a scene, including through walls, with no operator per drone. One responder commands by intent: launch, hold, explore a region, track. The swarm works out the flying.
On the operator's wrist: one common picture, never five raw feeds. The dock fuses everything the swarm senses and delivers context, knowledge and actionable intelligence. When the swarm flags a possible person, the operator confirms before tracking begins. That confirmation is what separates accountable response from indiscriminate surveillance, and it leaves an auditable record.
Autonomy that removes the operator from the loop. Sensing that removes line of sight as a constraint.
The responder
Gives one plain command, watches a single live picture, and stays in cover. No piloting, no operator per drone.
The drones
Launch from an always-ready dock, divide the task, see through walls, smoke and darkness, and report as one picture.
What changes
One responder covers what used to need a pilot per drone, and the scene is read from outside before anyone steps in.
Where the network runs out
A network that follows the work.
A tethered drone lifts a vehicle's satellite link to altitude, extending usable coverage from metres on the ground to about two kilometres across the land.
Built for farms, remote and temporary work sites, and any responder working where the network runs out.
The technology
Built for the places where everything else fails.
Emergency and disaster scenes are exactly where GPS and infrastructure fail, so the intelligence lives on each drone. No two incidents are the same: a trained policy degrades gracefully where hand-coded logic breaks.Phantom Dynamics engineering documentation, 2026. Capability figures, stated at public-release depth.
- Onboard autonomy
- An in-house, custom-built model runs on every drone, in real time. No cloud, no remote brain.
- Training
- Trained in our own simulator against endless procedurally generated cities, so it handles scenes it has never seen.
- Navigation
- Works with no satellite positioning, on degraded comms, with no ground station.
- Sensing
- Detects people and movement through interior walls, smoke and darkness, beyond 30 metres.
- Comms
- A self-healing mesh with a long-range fallback, and precision ranging that holds the swarm together without satellites.
- Network discipline
- Only compact messages cross the network: detections, tracks, status, commands. Never raw video.
- Endurance
- At least 30 minutes of flight, with built-in propeller guards.
The mission is simple: eliminate operational communication breakdown.
For agencies
Bring ARGUS to your centre.
Free for emergency call centres. Workflow-perfect, built around your operators.
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