Destinus Acquires Radar Software Developer Perciv AI

Oct 21, 2026
Destinus has acquired Perciv AI, a developer of software that uses neural networks to process radar data for object detection, tracking and navigation.

Destinus completed its acquisition of Perciv AI, the company announced on its website. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Perciv AI develops neural network models that process radar data for object detection and tracking, including targets with a low radar cross section. Its software also supports radar based navigation when GNSS is unavailable or degraded.

The Delft based company will become Destinus' center for radar perception, with its founding team continuing to lead the business. Destinus plans to combine Perciv AI's radar capabilities with optical perception and navigation technology from Daedalean.

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