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OperationalPerimeter surveillance quadcopter
Learns the normal rhythm of a site, then patrols it without supervision and flags only what does not belong.
DetailsAutonomous systems — Oslo, Norway
We build autonomous drones and sensors that learn what normal looks like, hold a watch indefinitely, and tell an operator the moment something changes.
The family
Each system is useful on its own and considerably more so together. All of them report into Eyrie, so an operator sees one picture rather than four consoles.
Perimeter surveillance quadcopter
Learns the normal rhythm of a site, then patrols it without supervision and flags only what does not belong.
DetailsRapid response VTOL fixed wing
Launches vertically from anywhere, reaches a point of interest fast and holds a live video feed over it.
DetailsGround control software
One console to plan, fly, watch and review every asset in the field, with full mission replay afterwards.
DetailsUnderwater sensory system
A passive seabed array that listens for submarines and other subsurface traffic approaching the coast.
DetailsWho we are
Bjerkvik Defence is a Norwegian company, based in Oslo. The name belongs to a village at the head of Herjangsfjorden in the north, which the Germans held as their main base in the region during the Battle of Narvik in 1940, and where the Norwegian Army is still stationed today.
Our engineers come from robotics, machine learning and military operations. That mix shows up in the products: heavy autonomy, but never autonomy that acts behind the operator's back. And nothing leaves us until it has been flown through a winter up there.
Recording everything is easy and nearly useless. Our systems form a baseline and raise only the deviations from it.
Cold soak, icing and salt spray are design constraints from the first sketch, not qualifications bolted on at the end.
Every autonomous decision is visible, explainable and reversible from a single console.
Send us the site, the threat and the conditions. We will tell you honestly whether our systems fit, and arrange a briefing or a demonstration.