ASTERIONIQ is a London-based technology company developing an operating system for unmanned platforms, focused on intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance (ISR) operations. Its software provides an onboard layer for running AI models on aircraft computers and a server layer for managing those capabilities across a fleet. The system is designed to work with customers’ existing airframes, payloads, sensors, radios, autopilots and chosen computing hardware, without replacing their models or equipment.

ASTERIONIQ’s platform runs models on full-resolution imagery, generates and prioritizes mission events, supports onboard guidance, and maintains intelligence continuity in degraded network conditions. Fleet tools enable over-the-air model updates with staged rollouts and rollback, alongside analytics, replay and learning capabilities. The company also offers support to build and validate AI models when requested.

Its approach emphasizes customer control: model weights are handed over, data remains within the customer’s perimeter, and ASTERIONIQ says it does not access customer data or develop competing drones or recognition models. The service is licensed per platform, with pricing starting at $281.04 per platform per year.