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Start with the problem

The ground you need covered, the picture you already run, and what has to keep working when the link goes. That is enough for a first conversation to be worth having.

General inquiries

Capability questions, briefings, and anything that does not have a home below.

info@bigautoone.com

Programs and partnering

Requirements, solicitations, teaming, and integration onto a platform you already field.

programs@bigautoone.com

Engineering

Interfaces, message contracts, safety architecture, and the follow-up questions.

engineering@bigautoone.com

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What helps

Bring these four
things if you have them

None of them are required. Each one moves the conversation from a capability brief to something specific about your problem.

  • The ground. A route, an area, or a place you would need this to work. We can build a rehearsal on real elevation and imagery of it.
  • The link picture. What you have, what it does at range, and what you expect to lose.
  • The picture you already run. The common operating picture, tasking and reporting your people use today.
  • The constraint you cannot move. A sensor you are committed to, a radio fleet you already own, a certification path you must follow, a payload that has to fit.

What happens next

Three steps, in order

A conversation about the mission

Not a product demonstration. What the vehicle would need to do, where, and what it must do when it cannot reach you.

A rehearsal on your ground

We build the scenario on real terrain with your conditions, run the production software against it, and walk you through what happened — including the runs that failed.

A fit, written down

What the sensing, payload, radio and ground fit-out would be; what is proven; what is still an open decision, and what evidence would close it.