Defence technology · Prague
Command and control, decision support and simulation for defence
We build software for command and control (C2): decision support for commanders and staffs, modelling and simulation (M&S) for training and wargaming, and experimentation tooling that evaluates tactics against a traceable evidence trail.
What we do
Three capability areas, one engineering principle: every recommendation, score and scenario element is explainable and traceable to its source.
C2 decision support
Course-of-action (COA) analysis and resource allocation for staff-level decisions under time pressure.
Modelling, simulation and wargaming
Constructive simulation with scenario generation grounded in historical engagements.
Experimentation and evaluation
Concept development and experimentation (CD&E) tooling.
Product
PRECEDENT
Precedent-driven Reasoning Engine for Combat Experimentation, Decision support and Evaluation of Novel Tactics
A reasoning engine that builds on precedent: it turns historical engagements into scenarios, adjudicates course-of-action decisions and evaluates emerging tactics, techniques and procedures (TTPs). First application: integrated air and missile defence (IAMD) and counter-UAS raid training.
Combat experimentation
Scenario generation from a curated knowledge base of historical drone and missile raids.
- Raid composition, waves, ingress corridors, weapon classes
- Defender layers and ammunition states
- Language-model drafting, rule-based validation
Decision support
Layered air defence as a COA problem: assign sensors and effectors across corridors and waves, commit, see the outcome.
- Deterministic adjudication engine
- Monte Carlo runs for the spread
- Oracle and rule-based baselines as the reference
Evaluation of novel tactics
After-action review that names what was good, what was wrong and why.
- Critic module detects known planning flaws
- Detection and false-alarm rates measured against seeded defects
- Every reported number comes from a file or a command
PRECEDENT is an exercise and experimentation tool. Scenario content consists of exercise assumptions derived from open sources and is labelled as such. It carries no operational or classified data and is not a targeting, fire-control or command system.
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