Field Operator
Run AGRON on a real site, day to day.
- Operate Mission Control
- Run pre-mission checks
- Handle exceptions and handoffs
Training infrastructure aligned with the Services Catalog — academy launch, equipment, instructors, and certification paths delivered by Global Drone Academy (GDA). 10K+ specialists trained across 10+ countries.
Use Mission Control to plan, dispatch and supervise autonomous work across fleets and sites.
Internalize the AI, Execution, Fleet, Analytics and Security layers and how they compose.
Wire AGRON into ERP, GIS and identity systems via typed, versioned Enterprise APIs.
Apply policy, audit and certification so every action is traceable and reviewable.
Every lesson lives in the AGRON library — no duplicate uploads, no parallel content trees.
Add the tag course:<slug> to any file and it joins that course. Add module:<name> to group lessons.
Click any lesson to open it in the library viewer — documents, decks, videos, images all render inline.
Update a file once and every course, module and search index sees the new version on next load.
Run AGRON on a real site, day to day.
Deploy and integrate the AGRON Substrate.
Govern outcomes across regions and shifts.
Build on top of AGRON contracts.
| Code | lesson | Level | min |
|---|---|---|---|
| AGR-101 | Introduction to AGRON What the AGRON Substrate is, what it is not, and the problems it solves. | Foundations | 25 min |
| AGR-110 | Architecture in one hour Walk the eight long-lived layers from AI down to Enterprise APIs. | Foundations | 60 min |
| AGR-201 | Mission Control essentials Plan a mission, dispatch it, supervise it, close it out cleanly. | Operator | 45 min |
| AGR-210 | Remote operations and handoffs When autonomy hands control to a human, and how the handoff is logged. | Operator | 40 min |
| AGR-301 | Enterprise integration Connect AGRON to ERP, GIS and identity with typed, versioned contracts. | Engineer | 55 min |
| AGR-310 | Policy, audit and certification How every action becomes a reviewable, accountable record. | Engineer | 50 min |
| AGR-401 | Analytics and operational KPIs Cadence, supervision load, intervention rate — what to measure and why. | Manager | 40 min |
| AGR-410 | Federated operations at scale Running AGRON across regions, vendors and jurisdictions. | Manager | 45 min |
Courses and modules are assembled from tags on library files. Add the tags below when you upload — no separate course tool needed.
course:agron-101Assigns the file to the AGRON 101 course.
module:foundationsGroups the file into the Foundations module of its course.
learningMarks a file as a generic learning material when it has no course.
Even experienced operators benefit from AGR-101 and AGR-110 before specializing.
Pair every course with one hands-on action in Mission Control or the library.
Understanding policy makes the rest of the system feel small instead of unfamiliar.
Reviewing your own action graphs is the fastest path to operational fluency.
The team's velocity scales when each operator can onboard the next without help.
Yes. The Learning Center is part of the authenticated AGRON environment so progress and access stay tied to your identity.
Upload the file in the Upload page and tag it course:<slug> and module:<name>. It will appear in the Learning Center on the next load.
Keep one primary course per file. If you truly need cross-listing, duplicate the tags deliberately — the system will surface it in both.
Videos live in the same library as documents and decks. Tagging is identical; the viewer renders the player automatically.
Certification is policy-driven and managed by your operations office. Course completion is the entry point, not the proof.
Each course is owned by the team that owns the underlying capability. The Learning Center is a view over their library, not a separate content silo.