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Minerva
Recce-Strike Software Platform

Minerva

Ground combat, AI-accelerated. Minerva connects all elements of the battle space to transform the precision, speed, and resilience of modern land forces.

Overview

One platform.
Every effector.

Minerva connects all elements of the battle space intelligently — enabling scaled target acquisition and coordinated precision effects through the combination of AI, a disruption-resilient network layer, and a high-performance ground station software.

Drones and ISR assets gain the ability to operate in heavily jammed environments. This allows friendly units — such as artillery — to engage targets with superior hit rates, while reducing the workload on human operators in the fight.

Minerva Ground Station
Minerva Ground Station Coordinating multi-domain assets in a contested environment
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Key Features

Capabilities

AI Sensor Fusion
Live streams from ISR drones, scouts, and other sources are integrated into a shared real-time operational picture across ground stations and handhelds.
Effector Assignment
AI-driven effector assignments displayed via an intuitive human-machine interface — reducing the direct tasks required of the operator.
Swarm & Fire Coordination
Scaled missions are coordinated and adapted in real time via the Minerva ground station — enabling indirect fire and drone swarms to execute controlled time-on-target and saturation strikes.
Automatic Fire Correction
For indirect fire, automatic adjustment accelerates the sensor-to-effector chain and reduces the burden on operators during the engagement.
Edge AI Modules
Onboard AI enables autonomous operation in critical or communications-denied environments — no dependency on backend connectivity.
Resilient Network Layer
Distributed data architecture maintains fault-tolerant communication across degraded or jammed networks.
Integration

Open by Design

Open interfaces ensure robust integration into existing and future platforms — no proprietary lock-in.

Sagitta Euro — Native Artillery & Mortar Systems Remote Weapon Stations ISR Drones Attack Drones Third-Party C2 Systems