Mission design
Define objectives, routes, zones, priorities, and fallback behaviours before launch.


Mission coordination for autonomous systems
OMNIVISION is developing software for coordinating autonomous drone teams where communication is disrupted, degraded, denied, or unavailable.
Problem
Radio-linked multi-drone control has no native concept of cooperation once that link is contested, detected, or lost.
Platform
OMNIVISION translates mission intent into local orchestration: shared context, asset roles, and fallback autonomy that stay with the swarm when the signal starts to fail.
Define objectives, routes, zones, priorities, and fallback behaviours before launch.
Keep autonomous assets moving when central communication degrades or drops away.
Maintain one operating picture across heterogeneous drones, states, and mission roles.
Mission continuity
Operator intent, telemetry, and tasking remain synchronized across the active group.
Assets compress updates, relay through nearby nodes, and continue the plan with partial oversight.
The mission falls back to pre-briefed objectives, local sensing, and bounded autonomy until contact returns.
Origin
OMNIVISION emerged through the European Defense Tech Hackathon in Rome, where the founding team placed 1st runner-up and developed the initial concept around resilient mission software for autonomous systems.

Team
The team combines software engineering, IoT, industrial engineering, product design, and autonomous-systems experience across Singapore and Europe.



Partners
We are speaking with operators, autonomous-systems teams, drone manufacturers, researchers, and strategic partners shaping resilient mission software.
Contact
hello@omnivisionsystems.com