MAJORITY-OWNED SUBSIDIARY OF TGI GROUP · AUTONOMOUS AERIAL SYSTEMS
When Failure Is
Not an Option.
Amnis Tech Inc. engineers unyielding, battle-tested autonomous aerial systems for defence, coast guard, emergency response, and commercial operators — designed, integrated, and manufactured in nation, free of foreign export-licence chokepoints.
Common Autonomy Stack,
Mission-Specific Configurations
Operators are no longer asking whether autonomy works. They are asking whether it will hold up in salt spray, in an electronic-warfare environment, at night, in the fourth hour of a search.
Defence
ISR for municipal, provincial and federal agencies, plus high-velocity counter-UAS interceptors that neutralise unauthorised aerial threats with pinpoint accuracy.
Coast Guard & Maritime
Corrosion-hardened maritime patrol and over-water search platforms for sovereignty enforcement, ice reconnaissance, pollution monitoring and vessel interdiction support.
Emergency Response
Search and rescue with thermal and low-light optics on autonomous grid-sweep algorithms, wildfire hotspot mapping, and rapid medical and blood-product transport.
Civil & Commercial
Heavy last-mile logistics across austere terrain and logistical bottlenecks, industrial inspection, and passenger-grade eVTOL configurations for urban and inter-city transit.
Nine Configurations, One Family
Mission-specific airframes sharing a common autonomy stack, sustainment chain and training pipeline.
Multirotor heavy-lift configuration carrying up to 500 kg across austere terrain and logistical bottlenecks.
Cold-chain bay for time-critical delivery of blood products, tissue and pharmaceuticals.
Thermal and low-light sensors driving autonomous grid-sweep search patterns over land and water.
High-temperature rated airframe for wildfire hotspot mapping and perimeter tracking.
Salt-fog hardened for shore or shipboard launch — sovereignty enforcement and ice reconnaissance.
Multispectral ISR payload with in-nation data residency for agency and defence tasking.
High-velocity defensive interceptor for neutralising unauthorised aerial threats.
Passenger-grade autonomous eVTOL configuration for urban and inter-city transit.
Automated dock-and-recharge stations for unattended 24/7 fleet operations — the difference between a sortie and a standing watch.
Capability the Standard
Drone Market Does Not Offer
Remote Charging Infrastructure
Automated dock-and-charge AMNIS NEST™ stations enabling persistent, round-the-clock fleet operations without human intervention.
Advanced Propulsion & New Fuels
Active R&D into novel propulsion mechanics and alternative fuel sources, targeting the endurance and payload envelope that battery-only multirotors cannot reach.
AI Flight Control
Proprietary AI-driven flight control that holds attitude and mission intent through gusts, icing, payload shift and partial actuator loss — degrading gracefully instead of failing.
GPS-Independent Navigation
Resilient navigation that holds position and completes tasking when satellite signals are jammed, spoofed or unavailable — visual-inertial odometry and terrain reference in place of a dependency.
Encrypted Data Links
Hardened, frequency-agile command and telemetry links designed to survive a contested spectrum, with national key management and no third-country data transit.
Tactical Sensor Suites
Multispectral payloads — thermal, low-light, RGB and radar — fused on board so the operator receives a decision, not a video feed to interpret under pressure.
Airframe and countermeasure design work is carried out with Ukrainian engineering partners whose systems are proven in the most heavily contested airspace on Earth. Electronic-warfare resilience, rapid field repair and low-signature operation are not features added later — they are the conditions the designs were born under.
Built In Nation,
Not Licensed From Abroad.
“An aircraft you cannot build, modify or resupply without another government’s permission is not a capability. It is a dependency.”
Across NATO, North America and allied nations, governments are standing up defence drone initiatives to build and produce autonomous systems inside their own borders. The Amnis model is built to be replicated — national design authority, local production, in-nation sustainment — wherever a government needs its own capability rather than a licence to operate somebody else’s.
Discuss a National ProgrammeFrom Tactical Development
to Industrial Scale
Rather than build a greenfield plant and wait years for output, Amnis Tech is pursuing the acquisition of an existing manufacturing facility — buying tooling, trained trades and a commissioned production line, and converting them to aerial systems.
An operating facility shortens time-to-volume from years to months and de-risks the production ramp.
Off-the-shelf equipment at each step, so lines re-tool between airframe families instead of being rebuilt.
Domestic engineering, assembly and sustainment employment — a requirement of allied procurement, not a by-product.
Spares, field-repair kits and training packaged with the aircraft, because an unsupported fleet is a grounded fleet.
Agencies do not buy demonstrations. They buy a delivery schedule they can plan a fiscal year around, a support contract, and the confidence that unit 500 is identical to unit 5.
Detailed capacity, delivery schedules and commercial terms are shared directly with qualified agency, prime-contractor and institutional counterparties under NDA.
Mission-Critical Means the Failure
Case Was Engineered For First
Hardened composites and redundant flight-critical systems for extreme weather, salt-fog exposure, physical stress and electronic counter-measures. Redundancy is specified at the airframe, power and navigation layers so no single failure ends a mission.
Multi-stage quality assurance with documented acceptance testing at component, subassembly and airframe level, targeting the high-uptime thresholds agency fleet operators contract against. Every aircraft ships with its own test record.
Amnis Tech is committed to completing the mandatory registrations, certifications and compliance frameworks required by federal, defence and international aviation authorities in every market it enters. Certification status is disclosed candidly, per programme, on request.
Certifications and airworthiness approvals are programme- and jurisdiction-specific. Amnis Tech states exactly where a given platform stands rather than implying blanket approval.
Built by Operators and Engineers
Amnis Tech is governed by the TGI Group executive team, with in-country representation for allied programmes.
Payload figures, platform configurations, and manufacturing plans on this page are forward-looking and reflect development-stage engineering targets, not audited or certified results. Several platforms are in development and are not certified for operational or passenger use. Amnis Tech holds no awarded contract under any national defence drone programme. Certifications and airworthiness approvals are programme- and jurisdiction-specific. This page does not constitute an offer to sell securities. See Investor Relations and Legal.