AKINAK-AG · Edge-AI autonomy module

Combat-proven onboard AI
for drones

GNSS-denied·RF-silent·Fully onboard

In operational use with Ukrainian forces — ground targets. A plug-and-deploy AI module that turns an FPV drone into an autonomous platform — designed for defence and European critical-infrastructure operators. RF-silent, GPS-free, retrofits in minutes.

Combat-provenUkraine · ground targets
~100 gModule weight
30 FPSOnboard detection
AI LOCK

Built for OEM Integration

Retrofits an existing FPV drone or VTOL — no airframe redesign, no flight-stack changes. Typical integration takes 2–5 days.

Module weight~100 g
Onboard detection30 FPS
CompatibilityBetaflight / MAVLink
Export controlITAR-free

Evaluation kits include the module, integration documentation and the exact compute platform under NDA.

See It in Operation

Onboard AI detection and lock recorded during a live field trial at −12 °C.

European, Combat-Proven, ITAR-free

GPO OÜ is an Estonian company. The IP is owned 100% by GPO OÜ and held in Estonia — no foreign licensor, no third-party core.

Common questions

Does the module work without GNSS?

Yes. AKINAK-AG navigates from optical and visual-inertial methods, so it holds course when GPS is denied, jammed or spoofed. It also runs with all transmitters deactivated, so it needs neither a satellite fix nor a command link.

Is AKINAK-AG combat-proven?

Yes. It is in operational use with Ukrainian forces against ground targets, under active electronic warfare, and was demonstrated at BRAVE1.

What compute does it run on?

Inference runs onboard at 30 FPS on a compact AI accelerator. The exact host and accelerator are not published — they are shared under NDA or with the evaluation kit.

Is it ITAR-free?

Yes. There is no US export-control encumbrance, so it can be procured, integrated and re-exported without an ITAR licence in the chain. GPO OÜ is an Estonian company and the IP is owned 100% by GPO OÜ and held in Estonia.

What does it detect?

The onboard neural network detects and classifies persons, vehicles, drones and wildlife in real time, and holds lock through manoeuvres, occlusions and re-acquisition. Drone detection here means identifying an intruding UAS during perimeter patrol — a detection-and-alerting function, not interception.

Can it integrate into an existing platform?

Yes. It is Betaflight and MAVLink compatible and retrofits an existing FPV drone or VTOL without an airframe redesign or flight-stack changes. Typical integration takes 2–5 days; the integrator supplies the airframe, camera feed and flight controller.

Who owns the IP?

GPO OÜ owns 100% of the IP and holds it in Estonia, inside the EU. There is no foreign licensor and no third-party core.

Who decides whether to engage?

The operator, always. Any engagement decision requires explicit operator authorisation, and the processing pipeline cannot advance to terminal guidance without it. That is a property of the architecture, not a configurable policy.

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