Team · Founder
David Nadeau, founder of Volgarde.
David carries Volgarde with one conviction: fleet surveillance should not wait for an incident. Volgarde installs a continuous agent loop that sees the agent, the second, and the anomaly 15-30 days before failure.
The problem Volgarde solves
A fleet should not wait for the incident.
Volgarde installs a continuous loop of agents on aircraft telemetry and radar feeds — sub-second cadence, anomaly detection 15-30 days ahead of failure, audit trail defendable in front of a quality auditor.
- 01Post-incident reports arrive after the fact — continuous surveillance catches the drift as it builds.
- 02An aircraft's complexity is invisible in a fleet average — each agent follows one aircraft, one system, one second.
- 03The audit trail disappears between telemetry and MRO — Volgarde signs every agent action, end to end.
- 04An aircraft runs sub-second — surveillance must run at that pace, not at a daily batch cadence.
Why Volgarde
Why Volgarde exists.
An aircraft should not be watched through a fleet average — it should be watched by specialised agents, continuously, down to the second.
- 01A fleet average hides the rare incident — Volgarde never watches the average.
- 02Detection lives at the agent and sensor, not in a consolidated dashboard.
- 03The audit trail must follow every agent action — end to end, exportable, defendable in front of an auditor.
- 04An aircraft runs sub-second — Volgarde runs at that pace, not at a daily report cadence.
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