Software infrastructure for autonomous defenceAutonomous defence software
We are building a software platform to develop, evaluate and coordinate autonomous defence systems. With humans in command.
Software to develop, evaluate and coordinate autonomous defence systems. With humans in command.
Explore the platformOne software foundation
01 / The platformPlatform in development
Autonomy is a systems problem.
One foundation connects it.
Developers need to build the intelligence. Buyers need evidence to compare systems. Operators need a coherent picture and control. Our vision connects these needs through shared scenarios, specialised models and evidence—so development, evaluation and coordination strengthen each other as hardware and intelligence evolve.
01.1 / Development
Develop the intelligence.
Develop and train specialised autonomy in simulation. Build automated research workflows that test alternatives, compare outcomes and document results—giving researchers a systematic path from an idea to evidence before physical testing.
01.2 / Evaluation
Compare systems. Inform decisions.
Test models, sensor configurations and platform choices against shared scenarios. Examine capability, failure modes and trade-offs. The goal is to show what an extra capability contributes to the whole system—before prioritising physical trials, integration or procurement.
01.3 / Coordination
From separate systems to shared capability.
Bring sensor information and specialised models into a shared operational picture. Support task prioritisation, resource coordination and visible uncertainty.
Our goal is to move from one operator per system to one operator supervising a swarm of systems. People define objectives, set limits and retain the ability to intervene, while specialised autonomy handles each machine.
02 / The foundationCopenhagen, Denmark
From simulation
to physical hardware.
Varix began with our research into safe multi-agent drone autonomy, combining simulation with physical drone experiments. That work shaped our focus on learned behaviour, explicit safety mechanisms and the challenge of transferring intelligence into the physical world.
Today, we have an early working platform prototype. Our ambition is Danish-built software infrastructure that contributes to sovereign defence capability: the ability to develop, understand and adapt autonomous systems across changing models, sensors and hardware.
03 / Investors & partners
The next generation of defence will be defined by what many autonomous systems can achieve together. That demands a software foundation: to develop their intelligence, measure their capabilities and coordinate them under human command.
We are building Varix to become that foundation. Our ambition is to give nations the infrastructure to develop and field autonomous capability at scale—across fleets, missions and generations of hardware. Faster iteration. Better-informed investment. And a path beyond the one-operator-per-system bottleneck—so capability can scale without a matching increase in personnel.
We are looking for investors and partners ready to help build the backbone of autonomous defence.
We are looking for investors and partners ready to help build the backbone of autonomous defence.
Our ambition: give nations the software foundation to develop, evaluate and coordinate autonomous systems across fleets, missions and generations of hardware—with humans in command.
Faster iteration. Better-informed investment. A path to greater capability without a matching increase in personnel.
Investor & partnership enquiriesContact details coming soon.