Bavovna AI trials GPS-denied autonomy on Aurelia X6 Standard
Aurelia reported Bavovna AI flight trials in which an X6 Standard navigated without remote control, GPS or communications.
Evidence notes
- The trials tested an autonomous navigation system intended for complex electronic-warfare and GPS-jamming environments.
- Aurelia said the X6 Standard collected intelligence and returned to base without remote control, GPS, communications or external support.
- Bavovna AI targeted 2.5% relative navigation accuracy and examined SIGINT, surveillance and mine-detection missions.
Company context
U.S. drone manufacturer building modular, configurable multirotor UAVs for professional missions.