Machine perception for autonomy
We teach machines
to see the field.
Mimir is onboard intelligence for drones and autonomous systems — identifying objects, locating people, and resolving raw sensor data into decisions, in real time.
01 — Why Mimir
A drone is only as capable as what it can understand. Mimir is that understanding — onboard intelligence that identifies objects, finds people, and turns raw sensor data into decisions, in real time.
02 — In the field
Where Mimir actually runs.
No server racks. Mimir runs onboard — on the controller the operator already carries — identifying targets live, in the dirt.
Mimir · liveMove to inspect03 — Where we are
Mimir isn’t shipping yet.
Here’s exactly where it stands.
We’re early, and we’d rather say so plainly than dress it up. This is the build, in order, as of today.
- 01
Collecting the field set
We're out flying missions and recording real sensor footage — across terrain, altitude, weather and light. Public datasets don't look anything like the field. Ours does.
In progress - 02
Labelling and training
Every frame we capture gets annotated and folded back into the detection models. The set grows, the models sharpen, the loop repeats.
In progress - 03
Onboard runtime
Compressing perception down to what the operator already carries — real-time inference on the controller, with no link back to a server.
Up next - 04
Public demo
The first live look at Mimir resolving a real scene. We'll share it here, and send it to everyone on the list below.
Soon
04 — Early access
Be there when it sees.
Leave an address and we’ll send the demo the moment it’s live — plus early access for teams already flying.
Or write to us — hello@xadastudio.com