Natural-language tasking
Issue intent in plain language. DATUM returns a structured plan the operator can accept, edit, or refuse.
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Place PERCH, APRON, TENDON, CORE, and MESH in a three-dimensional environment. Simulate proximity hops and CORE draw. Task the living hive from one operator, with a human on the loop.
Issue intent in plain language. DATUM returns a structured plan the operator can accept, edit, or refuse.
Air pads, ground stalls, MESH hops, bay queues, and CORE on one picture. Status is ready, underway, degraded, or denied-comms.
Drop a hive on surveyed terrain. Standoff, grade, wind, and cable runs are first-class objects, not a slide overlay.
See which pads and vehicles couple in range. DATUM treats the hive as one charge body before a section leaves the yard.
Hive autonomy continues under GPS and comms denial. The operator reconnects to a system that kept working.
DATUM does not market human-out-of-the-loop command. Weapons, if ever present in a customer configuration, stay off this product surface.
The public demo is not an operational system. Accredited partners evaluate DATUM in a closed environment. See security posture.