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Four units, one engineering method

Each unit is engineered around the operating scenario it serves. Configuration follows the mission rather than forcing every customer into one catalogue setting.

01

EV Charging Infrastructure

Private and commercial charging are engineered as different systems. Nekhbet combines electrical protection, site integration, connected control, user software, energy management, installation, and local service to support dependable charging across homes, workplaces, fleets, retail destinations, compounds, and public locations.

Charging pedestals in service on a car park with a vehicle connected

02

Defense and Field Robotics

Unmanned ground platforms place distance between people and hazardous environments. Nekhbet combines mobility, power, communications, sensing, control, operator stations, mission payloads, transport, training, and support for firefighting, explosive-ordnance disposal, hazardous-object handling, and authorized counter-UAS protection missions.

A tracked bomb disposal robot with a manipulator arm and mast mounted camera head

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Unmanned Aerial Systems

Nekhbet develops mission-configured aerial systems for surveillance, inspection, and situational awareness. Airframes, propulsion, payloads, protected data links, navigation, ground control, mission software, transport, training, maintenance, and analytics integration are engineered as one operational capability.

A hexacopter inspection drone on the ground beside its transport case

04

AI and Computer Vision

Operational data remains inside the customer's approved security boundary. Nekhbet deploys computer vision, analytics, dashboards, storage, integration, administration, and model operations on-premise, at the edge, or fully air-gapped, with measurable validation, controlled updates, human oversight, and documented lifecycle support locally.

A locked compute cabinet installed in an equipment room

[02]Field robotics

EOD UGV

Distance between the operator and the hazard

A tracked platform for approaching, inspecting and remotely handling a suspect item. The operator works from a protected position while the manipulator arm, gripper and camera head do the close work. It is driven over the ground the team cannot safely cross, carries the sensors needed to see the item clearly, and can move or reposition it without a person standing next to it.

A tracked explosive ordnance disposal platform with a manipulator arm and camera headExplosive Ordnance Disposal Platform

[03]Products

EV charging

A wall mounted residential charger in a private garage with a vehicle connected
KERAUNResidential Smart Charger

Private charging, protected and understood

A private AC charging asset for homeowners and private parking facilities, replacing unmanaged outlet charging with controlled, connected, and installation-aware energy delivery.

A commercial charging pedestal with two cables on a marked retail car park bay
AEGISCommercial Charging Station

Commercial charging with accountable revenue

A connected commercial AC charging station for operators selling charging services, replacing private-grade chargers and manual payment processes with metered transactions and operator control.

[04]Charging distinction

KERAUN versus AEGIS

Decision pointKERAUN, private and residentialAEGIS, public and commercial
Primary usePrivate charging of the owner's vehicle from the owner's supply.Commercial charging sold or provided by an operator to drivers, guests, residents, employees, or fleets.
Ownership modelPrivate energy asset controlled by the property or vehicle owner.Operator asset and point of sale with defined site host, service provider, payment, and revenue ownership.
Electricity billingNo electricity sale, tariff engine, public settlement, or roaming.Tariff, transaction, payment, receipt, refund, tax, and financial reconciliation according to the approved operator model.
MeteringInformational owner metering; not presented as fiscal or revenue-grade until specifically released.Certified revenue-grade metering and accepted legal-metrology route required before billable-energy claims.
AuthenticationHousehold app/profile, local control, and optional private RFID as released.RFID, account/app, QR, payment terminal, remote start, roaming, or other operator-approved methods.
Back-office protocolOptional private management or service protocol; public roaming is not required.Released OCPP implementation for a qualified CSMS, with version, profiles, security, tests, and certification status.
Power managementHousehold load protection, current limit, schedules, solar surplus, and generator-aware behavior.Site/cluster power sharing, transformer or building limits, connector priority, phase rules, and operator policy.
Primary buyerHomeowner, private parking owner, resident, or private facility not reselling electricity.Fuel station, mall, hotel, compound, fleet depot, municipality, workplace, parking operator, or commercial site host.

Non-negotiable: KERAUN does not sell electricity. AEGIS is a point of sale. They are separate products with different metrology, payment, cybersecurity, ownership, and acceptance requirements.

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