HAEX builds the autonomy brain for unmanned systems — one stack that senses, plans, and coordinates across airframes and domains, and is proven in simulation before it ever flies.
The HAEX brain fuses onboard sensing, mission planning, and swarm coordination into a single self-improving system. Every behaviour it flies is first proven in SPECTRE, our high-fidelity digital twin — closing the loop from intent to airborne behaviour in minutes, not months.
HOW IT WORKS IS OURS. WHAT IT FLIES IS YOURS.
SPECTRE is HAEX's parameter-driven digital twin — a reusable, high-fidelity verification environment built from engineering-derived vehicle parameters and aerodynamic lookup tables, not a bespoke asset locked to one programme. Model any vehicle. Load any environment. Run any mission profile. The brain flies it there first, at machine speed, until the behaviour is proven — then, and only then, does it go airborne.
The same brain retargets across airframes and vehicle classes by parameters, not rewrites. Integrate once; fly the fleet.
Designed for the conditions where remote piloting breaks down — degraded links, denied navigation, active interference.
Distributed teaming without a single point of failure. Vehicles allocate tasks, deconflict, and re-form when the picture changes.
Operators command outcomes, not waypoints. State the mission; the stack generates, executes, and revises the behaviour.
Nothing flies that hasn't survived SPECTRE. Every release is stress-tested across thousands of scenarios before fielding.
Lessons from one vehicle propagate to all of them. The system you field next quarter is better than the one you fielded today.
HAEX runs as a pure meritocracy. Compensation, scope, and authority track impact — measured, transparent, and recomputed continuously. The best idea ships, regardless of who authored it. If you build, you lead.