AEGIR
ÆGIR is a European defence technology company, founded in 2023 and based in Lyon, France, developing command and control (C2) software for multi-domain operations. Born from the operational needs of the French Navy, it helps forces turn growing volumes of fragmented data into shared situational understanding, faster decisions and coordinated action, with humans remaining at the heart of decision-making. Some twenty engineers and former military personnel, with expertise in C2, artificial intelligence, complex systems and autonomous systems, develop sovereign technology close to operational users, free from external dependencies.
ÆGIR designs, develops and deploys decision-support software for complex, multi-actor and multi-domain operations. Its activities cover multi-sensor data fusion and multi-target tracking for maritime surveillance (AIS, radar, ADS-B, satellite RF detection), mission planning and optimisation using explainable, doctrine-compliant algorithms, supervision and autonomy of uncrewed systems (surface, aerial and underwater drones), and modelling and simulation for anticipation, replay and training. Use cases range from maritime surveillance to anti-submarine warfare, electromagnetic warfare, naval fleet planning and critical infrastructure surveillance. ÆGIR supports its customers from design to operational use: mission applications, integration with existing C2 systems, experimentation during exercises, training and through-life support.
OCTOPUS is ÆGIR’s AI-augmented command and control (C2) software suite, designed for multi-domain operations. System-agnostic, it integrates with existing C2 architectures and interfaces with all types of sensors, platforms and effectors. It covers the see, understand, decide, act loop through three modules. OCTOPUS Vision fuses heterogeneous data into a dynamic common operational picture: real-time tracking of more than a thousand tracks, anomaly detection and alerts. OCTOPUS Decision supports planning and re-planning: situation forecasting, optimisation of trajectories and tasks, effects assessment, powered by a sovereign and explainable optimisation engine. OCTOPUS Action gives uncrewed surface vessels embedded AI for navigation and mission autonomy, under constant human supervision. Built on a Zero Trust by design microservices architecture, OCTOPUS is aligning with NATO standards (STANAG 4817) and has been proven during French Navy exercises.
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Onboard equipment and software for autonomous operations
Mission systems (C2 / C3, etc.)
ÆGIR develops OCTOPUS Action, platform-agnostic embedded software for the navigation and mission autonomy of uncrewed surface vessels: teleoperation, automated navigation, target following, rendezvous, COLREG-compliant collision avoidance and autonomous behaviours, under constant human supervision. As a mission system, OCTOPUS Vision and Decision fuse sensor data, then plan and coordinate heterogeneous fleets of surface, underwater and aerial drones, from a shore-based centre or a ship.
ÆGIR is a European defence technology company founded in 2023 and based in Lyon, France. It develops sovereign command and control, mission management and autonomy software for multi-domain operations. Some twenty engineers and former military personnel work close to operational users.
OCTOPUS Action
Logiciel embarqué de navigation et d’autonomie de mission pour drones de surface, indépendant du porteur : téléopération, navigation automatisée, suivi de cible, ralliement et anticollision conforme au RIPAM, sous supervision humaine permanente (man-over-the-loop).
OCTOPUS Vision & Decision
Système de mission (C2 / C3) : fusion des données de capteurs en une situation opérationnelle commune, pistage en temps réel de plus d’un millier de pistes, planification et replanification, coordination de flottes de drones de surface, sous-marins et aériens depuis un centre à terre ou un navire.
Dronathlon 2024 (DGA): planning and supervision of a USV, UAV and AUV mission, with collision avoidance embedded on a SEAir surface drone; DANAE (AID / DGA): autonomy of uncrewed surface vessels; 4MUST (France 2030, with RTsys and ABYSSA); French Navy exercises (CLEM25, KRAKEN25, ORION 26).