Study a defined model.
Useful for controlled questions. Its assumptions constrain how the result can transfer.
Research
We study how an onboard system acquires a designated target, maintains a useful track, recognises loss and recovers. Each result belongs to its test conditions.
Research notes
Notes on evaluation and engineering practice, with the scope of the work stated directly.
Keeping data roles, model decisions and evidence categories distinct throughout development.
Research practice / Version 1.0Recorded development
This player pairs external source footage with saved visual observations from an existing embedded-compute development replay.
Recorded footage. Recorded output.
The overlay comes from an existing Jetson replay using a borrowed detector baseline and a software-generated cue. Play or scrub the video to see the saved observations.
Recorded overlay / Ready
This sample illustrates the replay format. The recorded imagery does not respond to guidance, and it does not establish flight readiness, real-radar performance or interception effectiveness.
The complete development clip contains 310 frames at 30 fps, retained at its original 640 × 512 geometry. The player displays saved boxes; no model runs in your browser. Missing visual observations remain blank.
Our wider evaluation has exposed failures across domains and competing objects. No integrated autonomous project-drone flight is claimed.
The overlay appears in the inline player. Native full-screen video shows the original footage.
Evidence categories
Useful for controlled questions. Its assumptions constrain how the result can transfer.
The same sequence can be replayed and compared. It cannot establish how a physical system responds in flight.
Real cameras and computing expose practical behaviour. Integrated flight is a separate evidence step.
Protocol in preparation
A proposed evaluation of cue-conditioned aerial tracking on edge hardware: acquisition, track continuity, loss, reacquisition and embedded timing.
The protocol is in preparation. It is not a released benchmark or peer-reviewed paper. Its intended scope stops before closed-loop flight and interception claims.
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