Who's Behind This
SubTerra Intelligence isn't three companies talking about a shared idea — it's a joint venture with equal ownership and each partner already building the piece of the platform they're responsible for.
One For All, All For One
UXO and landmine mapping requires three distinct capabilities working as a single system, and each partner brings exactly one of them — none is sufficient on its own. Anumá Aerospace brings transport: a persistent, fuel-free airship that carries the sensor payload over the survey area for hours to days at a time. Genetix Computing brings the mapping software: the deterministic engine that fuses raw sensor data into a classified, reliable map of what's in the ground. SubTerra Intelligence brings the integration — the work that combines transport and software into one working platform, rather than two unconnected pieces of technology.
Take away any one of the three, and the platform can't map a single mine.
Builds the Anumá Airship — the partial-vacuum lift (PVL) carrier platform that flies sensor payloads over contaminated ground.
Builds Genetix Software — the deterministic detection engine (Genetix Context Core) that turns raw sensor data into a verified answer.
The founding partner in the joint venture, holding an equal one-third stake alongside Anumá Aerospace and Genetix Computing.
Field & Standards
SubTerra Intelligence draws on standards and operational expertise from the humanitarian mine-action field, and is in active conversation with mine-action organizations and data partners as the platform moves toward field deployment.
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