Defense / Land Systems
Capability, rendered forthe tender.
Show your platform in any theatre, any light, any configuration, exterior locked to the angles you supply. The capability board the tender needs, without a shoot you cannot stage and would not be cleared to film.
Not spectacle. Not stock combat footage. Not a render that gives away what it should not.A serious platform, seriously produced, for the supplier who has to look like the prime on a week’s notice.
Why the imagery decides
They read your capability from your imagery.
A procurement board decides what tier you are in before you say a word. Dependable line item, or prime partner. The supplier whose imagery looks like a hundred million in research went into it gets considered like one.
Cheap, generic or amateur imagery caps your win probability before the brief is even opened. This is the cheapest status armor you will ever buy.
A new kind of capability studio
The whole range day, retired.
- The range daybooked weeks out
- The low-loaderfuel, crew, escort
- The OPSEC reviewon what you may film
- Five theatresone platform, one site
- The six-figure renderCAD files you do not have
AdForge Defense is a generative capability studio. You send the platform. We render the theatre. What took a range day, a low-loader, and a shoot you might not be cleared to film now takes a production day, exterior locked.
The proof
One platform. Every theatre.
Every frame below is the same platform. The exact hardware you supply, held identical down to the last hatch and fitting, exterior locked, while the theatre and the light change completely. Desert, arctic, urban, night, fording a river. Scroll it. That is structure-lock, performing itself.
Fording a river
Desert dunes
Night range
Urban, dusk
Arctic snow
Deep dusk
Dawn rangeWhat we cover
The whole platform. The systems that win the tender.
Armoured vehicles were the proof. The same structure-lock holds across the kit a mid-tier supplier brings to a program: tactical vehicles, radar and sensors, comms, optics, unmanned systems and the subsystems that bolt on. One sub-segment is live below, the rest are in production.
Sub-segment
Armoured vehicles
The proof. Fictional tracked and wheeled platforms, staged dawn to dusk.
Sub-segment
Tactical & utility vehicles
Light tactical and wheeled platforms, range to desert.
Sub-segment
Unmanned systems
Tracked UGVs, with fixed-wing UAS in production.
The answer
Send the hardware. We render the capability.
Structure-lock holds your exact platform, the hull, the running gear, the hatches and fittings, from the angles you supply, and rebuilds the world around it without inventing the side the camera did not see. Any theatre, any light, any configuration, with the family held consistent across the whole set.
Exterior appearance and function only. We never render the internals, the cutaway or the technical detail. The capability the buyer needs to see, nothing the program needs to protect.
How we keep you safe
What your export-control officer signs off, before they ask.
Your imagery passes more than marketing. It passes your export-control officer, and that is the sign-off that actually decides. Here is what we hand them.
Exterior appearance only
Never internals, cutaways, specifications or performance figures.
Function and purpose only
What it does, never how it is built.
Fictional identity
No real markings, hull or tail numbers, facilities or geolocating backgrounds.
No seals, no flags, no insignia
No implied endorsement, by policy.
Vendor, not licensee
You remain the export-control authority of record. We never claim to keep you compliant.
Need-to-know handling
Your photos stay in a controlled workflow, NDA on request.
Straight answers
The questions a compliance officer asks first.
What about ITAR and controlled data?
We render exterior appearance and function only. Never internals, never cutaways, never engineering or technical data. The output is marketing imagery, not a schematic, and it is built to stay on the safe side of that line.
Is it real enough for a capability board?
Yes. Supply a few angles of the platform and structure-lock holds your exact hull, running gear and fittings, with no invented detail. Suppliers and primes already brief from renders; this is that standard, on your timeline.
Do you depict real platforms?
For your work, we render the hardware you own and supply. For our own examples, platforms are fictional or generically rendered. We never present a real platform, marking or insignia as an endorsement.
Who carries the compliance?
You do. You hold your trademarks and your export obligations; we are a vendor that renders what you provide. The client agreement makes that explicit.
The economics
Faster than a shoot. Cheaper than CGI. Possible when neither is.
A photoshoot
The real platform, a secured site, cleared crew, weeks. Impossible before the prototype exists.
A CGI studio
Thousands a scene, weeks each, the geometry rebuilt from CAD you may not have.
AdForge
A few real photos, a production day, scaled to your program. It works before the prototype.
And you are not buying one image. A program runs two to seven years and rewards a consistent presence. You are buying fresh, on-message capability imagery for every tender, every variant, every show, on demand, without re-shooting.
Start a capability brief.
Send a few angles of the platform and the requirement. We will render one capability frame back, exterior locked, so you can judge the standard before you commit a program to it.