Mission · Strike
Any host becomes
a strike node
A dense magazine of loitering effectors, salvo-launched from a host already in service — across ground, surface and subsea, under jamming and without GNSS.
Easy to integrate
One node, any host, any effector
Any loitering effector
Integrate the operator's own munition — the box is the launch node, not another vertically-integrated weapon.
Any host
UGV, truck, 4×4, uncrewed surface vessel or submersible — a configuration, not a new development programme.
Stand-off, no crew
A host plus the box is stand-off strike without putting a crew at risk — a pattern already in the field.
What the box does
The launcher, packaged around the smart core
- Multi-cell magazine — folding drones packed dense, loaded like rounds.
- Salvo launch — fired in ripple like a rocket-artillery system.
- GNSS-independent launch under active jamming and spoofing.
- Autonomous safe-launch sequencing under electronic warfare.
- Fibre- or radio-linked launch — the box holds the effector's link from the launch point, not a separate relay.
- Cross-domain effector handoff between nodes.
- Open to any open-architecture effector.
One core · Every host
From man-pack to subsea
Proven in the field
Host-launched effectors are already deciding engagements
Events from today's wars, not projections — the strategic results a host-launched effector layer is already delivering, and the scale navies are now buying into. Umbra is the launch node that puts that proven pattern on any host.
Ukraine's uncrewed boats launched FPVs that destroyed two Pantsir-S1 and an Osa; ≥4 warships sunk, the fleet "functionally inactive."
Launched drones now fly more than eleven thousand combat sorties daily — the tempo a launch layer must sustain.
Uncrewed launch mass bought at scale — up to 1,600 planned. The host-launched effector is going global.
Datasheet
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The full Umbra technical datasheet — capability, interfaces and integration — is available to qualified partners on request.
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