Respect the Goose

Dedicated to the sovereign interests of Canada and its friends and allies, and to the preservation of all life.

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Sovereignty has four borders.

Canada guards the longest coastline on earth, an Arctic that opens a little further every year, and an airspace and orbit it shares with its allies. We build one connected picture across all four, so that an incursion in any of them is seen, understood and answered in time.

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Land

Ground sensor networks and autonomous patrols for remote northern territory, where people are few and the distances are vast.

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Water

Uncrewed surface and seabed systems that watch the approaches, the straits and the ice, above and below the waterline.

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Air

Long-endurance autonomous aircraft that extend the reach of air defence and identify what crosses into allied airspace.

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Space

Resilient satellite links and space-domain awareness that keep every system connected, even when the ground network is cut.

The measure of a defence system is who comes home.

Detection and deterrence are half of the work. We also design what comes after: evacuation that reaches the injured without putting another crew at risk, shelters that stand up in hours, and surgical care that travels to the front instead of waiting for the wounded to reach it.

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Autonomous casualty evacuation

Uncrewed vehicles that reach the injured under conditions too dangerous for a crewed ambulance, and bring them back.

Hardened shelters

Rapidly deployed protective structures for troops and civilians, engineered for Arctic cold as much as for blast.

Field surgical modules

Self-contained surgical capability that moves with the force, so the first hour of care happens close to where it is needed.

Commitments that come before any contract.

A person decides.

Our systems sense, sort and recommend at machine speed. The decision to use force stays with an accountable human being, every time.

Protection is the first requirement.

We judge every system by the lives it keeps out of harm’s way: service members, civilians, and the people who go in after them.

Sovereign by design.

Designed, built and supported in Canada, with data and control that remain with the nations we serve.

Built to work with allies.

Open interfaces and allied standards, so our systems strengthen the shared defence of North America and NATO rather than sitting beside it.

Building sovereign capability takes partners.

We are looking for partners in government, allied forces, research and industry, and for engineers and scientists who want to build what comes next for Canada’s defence.

General enquiries

Questions about who we are and what we do.

info@narsil.earth
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Government and allied partners

Programmes, trials, procurement and research collaboration.

partners@narsil.earth

Engineers and scientists

Autonomy, sensing, systems, medicine and manufacturing.

careers@narsil.earth