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Uncrewed Military Mobility Across All Domains


Published on: 2026-06-05

Posted in: Company, Unmanned Systems

Conference session: Uncrewed Military Mobility Across All Domains – From Sea to Land to Air

Yesterday, 4 June 2026, we hosted a conference session at International Drone Show in Odense, Denmark, on a topic that is becoming increasingly relevant in defence: Uncrewed Military Mobility Across All Domains – From Sea to Land to Air.

Conference session on "Uncrewed Military Mobility Across All Domains – From Sea to Land to Air" at International Drone Show 2026. Photo: Lasse Skov

Senior Product Director at Carmenta, Jonas Envall. Photographer Lasse Skov

A key challenge in this space is how the different platforms can work together across domains. Coordinating uncrewed systems across sea, land and air means handling:

  • Different operational constraints in each domain
  • Continuous data exchange between platforms
  • Dynamic decision-making in changing environments
  • A shared operational picture that everyone can act on

In our scenario, presented by Senior Product Director, Jonas Envall, a mission can move from maritime launch → ground deployment → aerial mission within a single operational flow.

If you’re interested, the full scenario and breakdown are described in this longer article:

Uncrewed Military Mobility

At International Drone Show, we were also excited to see a concrete example of how our technology is used in UAS mission planning, showcased in Airolit‘s booth.

Carmenta UAS Mission Kit shown in Airolit's booth at International Drone Show in Odense 2026

Airolit used Carmenta UAS Mission Kit in their ground control station for the mission planning phase of a flight demonstration.

 

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