
Flight telemetry becomes inspectable evidence.
Commanded state, actual state, estimator behaviour, actuator output and failsafe events can be reconstructed on a common timeline.
PAMIR reconstructs what happened — turning autonomous-system telemetry into reproducible, inspectable evidence.
Explore PAMIR →Discuss a pilotPAMIR is evidence infrastructure for engineering teams that need to reconstruct incidents, inspect the supporting data and reproduce the result.
Not a black-box confidence score. PAMIR preserves the path from source telemetry to the material claim — including uncertainty and counterexamples.

Commanded state, actual state, estimator behaviour, actuator output and failsafe events can be reconstructed on a common timeline.

PAMIR is designed as an after-mission evidence layer — separate from vehicle control, targeting and engagement.
Public incident and healthy/control corpus with a preserved baseline.
Deviation detected. Root cause not ground-truth confirmed.
Software-hardfault root remained outside telemetry-only reconstruction scope. No forced pass.
“A material claim should be traceable to evidence — including when the evidence does not support the expected answer.”
Technical validation · Pilot programmes · Research collaboration
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