Autonomous ground & aerial robotics

Autonomy that doesn’t need a signal.

UBR builds rugged ground and aerial robots that sense, decide, and act in the field — with no cloud, no GPS, and no reliable network to lean on.

01 — What we do

Most robots quit when the infrastructure does. Ours don’t.

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Offline-first autonomy

Perception and decision-making run onboard, at the edge. When the link to the outside world goes dark, the robot keeps its mission instead of stopping.

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Comms that degrade gracefully

LTE when it’s there, LoRa mesh when it isn’t. Command and telemetry survive on whatever bandwidth is left, down to a few bytes per second.

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Engineered for hostile ground

Tracked platforms and airframes built for heat, smoke, dust, and terrain that stops wheels — and the crews who’d otherwise have to go in themselves.

02 — Approach

We build for the worst day, not the demo.

The environments we care about don’t have clean network coverage, accurate positioning, or anyone to spare. So we design from the failure case backwards: assume the link drops, assume GPS lies, assume no human can intervene — and make the machine still useful under all three. Everything else is easier.

EDGE AI
On-device intelligence Voice and perception pipelines that run fully on the robot, no inference round-trip to a server.
COMMS
Resilient mesh networking LTE / LoRa fallback so a unit stays commandable far past where a phone gives up.
HARDWARE
Ruggedized platforms Tracked mobility and airframes specified for the field, not the lab bench.
Field status — June 2026

We’re field-testing our first tracked prototype.

Talk early

If you work in emergency response, critical infrastructure, or defense and want a conversation before the rest of the market catches on — this is the right time.

03 — Team

Founders

Pedro Oliveira
CEO
Filipe Martins
COO & Chief AI Officer

Tell us where your robots need to go.