A two-hour inspection flight produces two hours of footage. Without scene understanding, that footage requires a human reviewer to watch every second. With Primate Vision, you ask a question — "flag any section of fence with visible damage" or "identify moments when a person enters the restricted zone" — and get back a list of timestamped events with annotated evidence clips. The flight becomes a structured log, not a video file.
Darwin's edge-capable architecture runs on Jetson-grade hardware for onboard inference, eliminating the cloud round-trip that makes real-time aerial analysis impractical. For post-flight batch processing, the same model processes footage at significantly faster-than-realtime speeds. Either way, the output is deterministic: the same flight footage produces the same event list, every time.
Drone survey workflow guide and edge deployment examples — coming during our August launch.