AI that works with no link, and syncs when it can.
Ships, drones, satellites and field kits run their own AI on board. They keep working when the link drops, follow the limits set for them, and bring their records home at the next contact.
Every device knows who it works for.
Each device is enrolled before it leaves, belongs to a group, and carries the packs, models and limits it needs. Nothing on board can widen its own limits.
Drones
Plan and fly missions with AI on board. Anything that needs a decision waits for a person on the ground.
Ships
Weeks at sea with a full platform on board, syncing in port or when a link allows.
Satellites
Read images in orbit and send down only what matters, on a schedule of contact windows.
Load the mission, not the whole platform.
A mission pack holds what one job needs on board: maps, models, rules and the questions it may answer alone. It is checked and signed before it is loaded.
- Maps, models and rules for one mission
- Signed before loading, checked on board
- Removed when the mission ends
Limits set on the ground. Kept in the air.
Before launch, a person sets what a device may decide alone and what must wait for approval. With no link, anything above the limit waits. It does not guess.
- Alone
Routine steps the device may take with no link.
- With approval
Steps that wait for a person, however long the link is down.
- Never
Steps no device may take, whatever happens.
Sync when there is a window. Raise a flag when there is not.
Contact schedules say when each device should check in. If one is not heard from, the people in charge know at once.
Every device works on a lease.
An AI agent on a device runs on a lease with an end date. When the lease ends without renewal, the agent stops. A lost device does not keep working for anyone.
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Bring the mission.
Tell us what the device must do with no link, and what must wait for a person. We will show the limits that fit.