Xsync AI develops XENOS, an AI-driven airborne defense software that integrates Identification Friend or Foe (IFF), Airborne Collision Avoidance (TCAS/ACAS), and active‑track vision algorithms to protect manned and unmanned special‑mission aircraft and guided munitions.
Funding
$10K raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
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Product
Problem
Airborne special‑mission platforms and guided munitions lack an integrated, real‑time defense system that can simultaneously identify friend or foe, avoid collisions, and detect and counter missile or hostile‑drone threats, leaving them vulnerable to destruction during complex missions.
Solution
Xsync AI’s XENOS software fuses Identification Friend or Foe (IFF), Airborne Collision Avoidance (TCAS/ACAS), and active‑track vision algorithms into a single AI‑driven defensive suite. By continuously ingesting radar, sensor and telemetry data, XENOS creates a dynamic 3D safety zone around the aircraft or munition and monitors up to 30 concurrent threats. When a hostile missile, drone, or guided weapon is detected, the system generates rapid evasion trajectories, can assume control for last‑second maneuvers, and coordinates counter‑measure deployment. The platform supports both manned and unmanned assets, adjusting maneuver limits to pilot safety while sharing threat telemetry with allied platforms to enhance collective situational awareness.
Target Audience
Primary customers are U.S. military operators of manned and unmanned special‑mission aircraft, as well as units deploying guided advanced tactical rockets and cruise‑missile munitions.
Features
- Integrated IFF, TCAS/ACAS, and active‑track vision processing powered by machine‑learning models for unified threat detection
- Real‑time construction of a flexible 3D safety envelope that adapts to aircraft weight, payload and mission parameters
- Automated threat assessment for missiles, drones, ground‑to‑air and air‑to‑air weapons, supporting up to 30 simultaneous engagements
- Autonomous evasive maneuver generation with optional man‑in‑the‑loop control, respecting G‑force limits for crewed aircraft
- Coordination of onboard counter‑measure systems and synthetic link establishment to track incoming threats
- Telemetry sharing with allied aircraft to improve collaborative defense and mission success