XTEND, a world leader in human-guided autonomous drone systems, and Spleenlab, a pioneer in AI-based flight software and autonomous navigation, are proud to announce a strategic partnership aimed at enhancing the performance and mission capabilities of XTEND’s smart platforms.

Blueflite, a U.S.-based manufacturer of advanced logistics drones, is taking a significant step toward fully autonomous drone delivery through its partnership with Spleenlab. By integrating Spleenlab’s cutting-edge VISIONAIRY® perception software into its hardware platform, blueflite is introducing a groundbreaking delivery drone solution poised to set a new standard in the logistics industry.

Despite the difficult market situation, Spleenlab closes 2023 extremely successfully. The number of prominent customers doubled, a significant increase in sales was recorded and, thanks to 14 new hires, almost 36 employees now work at the sites in Saalburg-Ebersdorf and Jena.

In December 2023, Spleenlab tested a completely new concept in the field of autonomous mobility for the first time. At the premises of BrigkAIR, a start-up incubator in Ingolstadt, ideas and proposals for the technical implementation were concretised and finalised by a team of engineers and creative minds.

At IAA Mobility 2023 in Munich, we had our partnership PR event with Apex.AI. Our Co-CEO & CTO Dr. Stefan Milz presented together with Serkan Arslan, Senior VP Global Business of Apex.AI the launch of VISIONAIRY® Online Calibration on Apex.Grace™. 

As the world of automotive technology progresses toward a future of partially and highly automated vehicles, ensuring the utmost safety in these advanced systems becomes paramount. A key factor in achieving this level of safety is the accurate calibration of the sensor suites that power these vehicles‘ perception capabilities. Introduction: The Need for Robust Perception In modern vehicles with many sensors such as cameras, lidars, and radars, redundancy is the foundation f

Juli 3, 2023 1:23 pm The Planning Office of the German Armed Forces has awarded Airbus Defence and Space GmbH, Quantum-Systems GmbH and Spleenlab GmbH with a research endeavorto demonstrate and analyze the AI building blocks required for swarms of tactical UAS in a real-world scenario. The project, titled KITU 2 (Künstliche Intelligenz für taktische UAS; Artificial Intelligence for tactical UAS), is funded by the German Ministry of Defence. The focus of the study is on the e

Spleenlab the AI-based VISIONAIRY® Perception onboard software company, and DroneUp, a leading autonomous drone delivery provider, have announced testing of new precise landing technology. Initial testing consists of the Safe Precise Landing Software, which is an important building block for safe and autonomous delivery and landing by drone. This collaboration started approximately one year ago and has included onsite testing and integration into the DroneUp fleet.