Case Study: KrattWorks achieves autonomous real-time object detection with Agmis

KrattWorks powers autonomous drone detection with Agmis and a €15 million defense contract

A major Estonian startup specializing in autonomous drone technology, KrattWorks, faced significant challenges with traditional surveillance drones. Their conventional systems required massive bandwidth for video streams, created delays in critical situations, and depended on manual monitoring, limiting their effectiveness in defense and emergency response operations. They partnered with Agmis to develop an advanced onboard computer vision system to overcome these hurdles.

Agmis implemented a solution featuring real-time edge processing algorithms that run directly on the drone's hardware. This enabled autonomous detection and classification of objects like humans, vehicles, and fires, transmitting only essential vectorized data instead of full video streams. The results for KrattWorks included eliminated manual surveillance, a drastically reduced data transmission load, and accelerated response times. This technology was proven through KrattWorks' €15 million defense contract and has the potential to save significant operational costs in firefighting scenarios.

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