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Night approach to an off-grid Safelz drone hive in desert terrain

The Hive

Off-grid hives for unmanned fleets.

VTOL pads, yards, tenders, and CORE. MESH quantum induction pads couple in proximity. Vehicles hop power so the hive charges as one body.

Platforms

One hive. One charge body.

A Safelz hive lands, repairs, and powers itself. MESH tiles couple in range. Dual-use for defense presence and remote industry.

Overhead view of a complete hive with pads, yard, bay, and reactor berm

Complex

Hive

A self-sustaining station. Placed in DATUM. MESH hops power pad to vehicle to pad. CORE is the source. Nothing in range sits dead.

VTOL aircraft settling onto a concrete landing pad

Air

PERCH

VTOL decks that are MESH nodes. Aircraft couple on approach and stay on the hop until launch.

Autonomous vehicles parked on a night charge apron

Ground

APRON

The yard is a MESH field. Parked vehicles pass power to neighbors. No cable walk.

MESH quantum induction pads being placed as a proximity charge field

Charge

MESH

Quantum induction pads. In proximity they couple. Vehicles become hops. The hive charges without a pit stop.

Software

DATUM

Site the hive. Command the grid.

Place a hive in a three-dimensional environment. Simulate MESH hops, pad cycles, and CORE draw. Task the complex from one operator. Human on the loop. Edge when the link dies.

Operators at a DATUM siting table over desert terrain
0 utility ties required to run a hive
5 module classes, including MESH hops
1 operator to a field of pads
Hive modules being placed at a West Texas proving ground

Industrial

Built to go where people should not have to.

Pads ship as sections. MESH tiles couple when they come in range. Vehicles carry the hop. CORE sits behind a berm. West Texas proving ground. Huntsville systems.

Careers

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Autonomy, power, and the yard that keeps unmanned fleets in the field.

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