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WE ASK
WEIRD QUESTIONS.
Our team is a fusion of experts that typically stay within their respective disciplines, but have united around concern for a future where UxS technology, psychological operations, and AI are combined and weaponized into capabilities with significant operational and strategic implications.
UxS & ISR EXPERTISE
The Deep Fire Team uses exclusive databases, industry knowledge, and real world testing to analyze your organizations strengths and weaknesses in the new world of drone technology and drone threat assessment. Our team of trained UAS/ISR/GEOINT experts can conduct research, conduct site security assessments, and deliver training that shares best practices and insights so your team can operate safely in the modern age.
PSYCHOLOGICAL OPERATIONS
Our team understands that information operations and warfare represent a key threat in the modern security environment. The DFT team includes military professionals with experience in this unique field, published thinktank researchers, and communications technology experts who can support your organization in developing strategies, tactics, and training to address the challenges of these complex operations.
ENTERPRISE SYSTEMS & OCM
Our entire team brings Private Sector and defense consulting experience in enterprise-level systems engineering, large-scale technology deployment, strategic communications, policy, and organizational change. We understand the complexity behind developing, fielding, and normalizing new operational paradigms and technologies.
Why these three R&D areas?
Integrating Unmanned Systems (UxS), Psychological Operations (PSYOP), and Enterprise Systems & Organizational Change Management (OCM) creates a unified framework linking technology, human behavior, and institutional adaptability. UxS expands operational reach and sensing; PSYOP provides insight into influence, perception, and decision-making; and Enterprise Systems/OCM ensure these innovations scale responsibly across complex organizations. Together, they bridge machine capability, cognitive effect, and organizational transformation—enabling us to explore how autonomous and AI-driven systems can be employed ethically, effectively, and sustainably in both operational and policy environments.
