Attention-link
Resilient video links for contested drone operations
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Attention-Link is building resilient video-link technology for FPV drones and robotic platforms, using a video pipeline that cuts the data needed to transmit a mission feed while keeping the visual detail operators depend on. The Polish company says it has a working prototype, including integration with a flying FPV airframe.
Contested radio-frequency environments and jamming have become defining constraints for drone operations, and conventional video links lose range or drop out exactly when visibility matters most. Long-range, anti-jamming links built on commodity FPV hardware are increasingly a front-line requirement.
The company was founded in 2026 in Poland to keep pilots seeing in environments where standard drone video links fail. Detailed technical work is shared under NDA, with validation activities involving defence stakeholders already under way.
The founding team combines video processing, signal processing, software engineering, networking and hardware research — the mix needed to squeeze a usable feed down a contested link. It's early and pre-funding, so execution against defence stakeholders is the thing to prove.
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