Dominion Dynamics CEO Eliot Pence explains how capabilities for detecting wildfires and extreme weather events are being developed by defence technology companies here at home.
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“These capabilities are currently being developed to monitor Arctic coastlines, remote airstrips and critical infrastructure. Yet the engineering challenge is remarkably…
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Dominion Dynamics
Building the autonomy stack for the Arctic, the harshest environment on Earth.
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- Defense and Space Manufacturing
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- 51–200 employees
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Dominion Dynamics develops integrated autonomy, sensing, communications, and command-and-control systems for defence, security, and critical infrastructure. Our platforms create persistent awareness and decision advantage in remote, infrastructure-constrained environments.
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