Mesocort AI at Future Forces 2026

This October, Mesocort AI will be part of Future Forces 2026 in Prague, where we will present Dronoko, our AI-powered training platform for drone operators.

View from above of the Future Forces exhibition hall in Prague, with visitors gathered around a camouflaged CV90 armoured vehicle on the BAE Systems stand and a red fire truck behind it.

For us, defence is a natural extension of the work we have been doing for years.

At Mesocort AI, we study how people perceive, decide, and perform under pressure. We collect behavioural data, turn it into measurable signals, and build AI models that help us understand performance in complex environments.

Our roots are in competitive gaming, where decisions happen fast, mistakes are easy to measure, and pressure is constant. Over time, we realised that the same approach can be applied to environments where the stakes are much higher.

Drone operations are one of them.

Training for a rapidly changing environment

Drones have become an important part of modern military operations. At the same time, the demand for capable operators is growing faster than the capacity to train them.

Training is not only about learning how to fly.

Operators need to make decisions under pressure, adapt to changing situations, understand their own mistakes, and perform consistently across different types of missions.

That is where Dronoko comes in.

Dronoko uses simulation, behavioural data, and our AI models to make drone operator training more measurable, scalable, and effective.

The platform supports the full training process — from individual pilots to instructors and command.

Operators receive structured training plans and feedback after each mission. Instructors can follow progress, identify areas that require attention, and manage larger groups of trainees. Commanders get a clear overview of readiness across pilots and units.

The goal is simple: help organisations train more capable operators, faster, while keeping training quality measurable and consistent.

See Dronoko in action

At Future Forces 2026, we will demonstrate Dronoko live and show how our approach to behavioural intelligence can be applied to drone operator training.

You will be able to try the system yourself, fly a simulated drone mission, and see how performance can be analysed beyond a simple mission score.

If you are attending Future Forces, come meet our team and see what we are building.

See you in Prague at Future Forces 2026.

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