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Search the physical world.

Wayland builds a continuously refreshed digital twin of any real area, searchable for any target — across any industry.

Built to run where nothing else does

  • On-platform
  • No GPS required
  • 2-second refresh
  • No cloud or connectivity required
Aerial captures.Aerial captures.
Persistent intelligence.Persistent intelligence.
Every domain. Live.Every domain. Live.
Wayland IRIS multi-sensor camera pod — the capture optics

01 · Capture

Capture everything that moves.

Aerial, ground, and operator sources feed in continuously — across every domain.

  • Aerial EO/IR
  • SWIR
  • LiDAR
  • Operator pings
  • GPS-denied
Wayland Autonomy module — the live digital twin

02 · Model

Absorbed into a living twin.

Every stream converges into a persistent 3D Gaussian Splatting (3DGS) ground that refreshes with each flight.

Wayland world model — a volumetric terrain slab with located targets

03 · Search

Query the ground.

Ask the twin for any target, any change, any moment — results stream back in seconds.

find › vehicles moved since last pass
  • 34.05N 118.24W · 12 hits
  • change since 04:12Z
  • confidence 0.91

Map

Three layers. One persistent ground.

01

Perceive

Each source lands in one coordinate frame and aligns to the same ground. Every flight refines the model.

02

Decide

Detection, change, and priority layers ride a persistent 3DGS twin. Operators see what changed, where, and what warrants attention.

03

Remember

Every state is recallable. Replay any past flight, export to any GIS, hand the same ground to robots and vehicles.

waylandautonomy.com/demo
This is what operators get — type a target, watch it surface on the ground.

Team

Real people behind the model.

Operators and engineers with deep domain expertise — from aviation and mining to mapping, rendering, and autonomy.

Contact

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Wayland onboards a limited number of partners. Tell us your organization, your domain, and what you need to find — we'll scope a deployment.