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Pilot With ABSIR

Your Challenge. Our Intelligence.

Have a technical challenge involving robotics, drones, artificial intelligence, monitoring or automation? Tell us what you want to achieve. ABSIR can explore a hardware or software solution shaped around your requirements.

Pilot process

Five stages, one clear decision at the end.

  1. 01

    Discover

    Understand the task, the environment, the constraints and what success looks like.

  2. 02

    Design

    Shape a focused scope, the right mix of hardware and software, and an evaluation plan.

  3. 03

    Develop

    Build or integrate the prototype and prepare it for your setting.

  4. 04

    Validate

    Test against agreed acceptance criteria and review the results together.

  5. 05

    Deploy

    Move forward only where it makes sense — or adjust the plan.

Deployment depends on successful validation, any applicable approvals and a separate commercial agreement.

This page invites exploratory inquiries; it doesn't imply any commitment or guaranteed engagement.

Pilot inquiry

Tell us about your challenge.

Three short steps. Only the essentials are required, and we reply to the email you provide.

1We read every submission and reply to the email you provide.

2If there may be a fit, we suggest a short discovery call.

3Scope, approvals and commercial terms are discussed privately — submitting doesn't commit you to anything.

We use what you send only to respond to this inquiry. Submissions are never published or used as examples without permission.

Step 1 of 3 — Your challenge

Type of challenge(Optional)

Please don't include confidential, classified, personal or patent-sensitive technical details in this public form. We can agree an appropriate process after first contact.

Fields marked * are required.

Realistic outputs

What a pilot can deliver.

  • Agreed scope

    A clear, written definition of the use case, environment and boundaries.

  • Prototype or integration

    A working prototype or integration, where technically feasible.

  • Acceptance criteria

    Measures agreed upfront, so everyone knows what's being evaluated.

  • Evaluation

    An honest review of what worked, what didn't, and why.

  • Next-step options

    Scale, adjust or stop — your decision, with clear information.

Pilots are exploratory. Results depend on the environment, data and constraints, and can't be guaranteed.

Ideal partners

Who we'd like to pilot with.

  • Facility and operations teams with a recurring inspection, monitoring or counting task
  • Universities, schools and training centers planning hands-on engineering labs
  • Research groups and innovation teams that need a working prototype
  • Authorized institutions exploring non-weaponized training or facility support

Why a pilot

Evidence before scale.

  • 01

    Learn with limited exposure

    Test one well-defined use case before considering anything bigger.

  • 02

    Shaped around your site

    Your environment, equipment and procedures define the scope.

  • 03

    A clear decision point

    Agreed criteria make it easy to decide what happens next.

Representing an institution or innovation program?

Universities, training centers and corporate innovation teams are welcome. Describe the program or lab you have in mind, or send us a short message first.

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Pilot With ABSIR

Ready to describe your challenge?

It takes a few minutes, and only the essentials are required.