Praesidium Defence
Perception and Reasoning System for Uncrewed Systems
Estonia-based exploration of early-stage autonomous ground behaviour in GPS-denied terrain.
Praesidium Defence is an Estonia-registered defence company focused on learning-oriented technical evaluation of early-stage autonomous behaviour relevant to contested ground operating environments.
The autonomy architecture under evaluation, PERSEUS, comprises perception components and a behavioural logic framework, and is assessed independently of any specific vehicle or platform.
Praesidium Defence seeks to engage with defence stakeholders to explore whether emerging autonomy approaches are technically credible, explainable, and potentially relevant, prior to any consideration of acquisition, deployment, or integration.
Praesidium Defence serves as the Estonian anchor entity for potential discussions around the evaluation of PERSEUS, an autonomy architecture under development for operation in GPS-denied and degraded environments.
Praesidium Defence is seeking MoD guidance on whether a small, bounded, Ministry of Defence-owned Phase-1 technical evaluation would be useful, to assess whether SOP-informed autonomous ground behaviour warrants further analytical attention.
This activity, if undertaken, would be learning-focused only and does not constitute a procurement programme or capability endorsement.
We support defence organisations in conducting tightly scoped technical evaluations of autonomy behaviour, focusing on learning, not demonstration.
Our work examines autonomy architectures not finished platforms with a strict separation between perception, behavioural logic, and vehicle control.
All initial activity is anchored in Estonia, informed by operator SOPs and relevant NATO operating considerations, without implying doctrinal compliance or endorsement.
Further Information
For official enquiries relating to technical evaluation or defence experimentation, please refer to the Phase-1 Evaluation overview or contact Praesidium Defence via official channels.
