Ready to discuss your defense autonomy, vision, or command-center requirements?

Runic Defence builds AI vision, autonomous drone, navigation, sensing, communications, and command-and-control systems for defense, security, and critical-infrastructure operations — designed to stay effective in GPS-denied, contested, and communications-degraded environments.

The Raven family perceives, navigates, and connects in the field; ODIN Command Center fuses everything into a real-time operational picture; and RUNE Sim and the Synthetic Battlespace Data Generator train and validate the autonomy before deployment. You can adopt a single system or the whole connected network.

Yes. Runic Defence is open and modular by design, built on IP-based networking and common autonomy interfaces. It is intended to work alongside the command systems, radios, sensors, and platforms you already field — not to replace them or lock you into a single vendor.

Raven Nav estimates position from onboard camera imagery, satellite maps, terrain data, and visual feature matching instead of relying on GNSS, so drones and autonomous platforms keep navigating in contested electronic environments. It can report estimated latitude, longitude, and terrain altitude with operator-reviewable outputs.

No. Human-in-the-loop is a core design principle. The systems reduce operator workload and speed decisions, but operators stay in command — people make the decisions.

Runic Defence is developed in Sweden — a sovereign, Swedish-built option for NATO and allied forces that keeps operational control with you, without dependence on a single foreign prime.

Tell us about your mission, environment, and requirements through the contact form, and the team will arrange a demonstration mapped to your operational scenario — including how Runic Defence integrates with the systems you already field.