The victory, achieved alongside partner teams Echelon and Aegis, highlighted the platform's rapid integration speed. Within a 48-hour window, the teams linked an acoustic localisation system and an interceptor drone to DomeCommand, successfully simulating an end-to-end detection and interception sequence at the edge. A second entry with Team Phylax utilized the software to model drone attack scenarios for civilian defense applications, earning the third-place spot.

While the results underscore technical agility, Inturai Ventures clarified that these demonstrations were conducted in controlled settings rather than field operations. Beyond the competition, the company is pushing forward with its broader commercial strategy. Inturai recently finalized a three-year Master Services Agreement with India-based Brihaspathi Technologies Limited, a firm overseeing over 2 million deployed cameras. This agreement establishes a framework for future projects across smart city, transport, and retail sectors, though it does not guarantee immediate revenue. The company continues to advance its separate Spatial Intelligence initiatives in the aged care and data centre markets through ongoing commercial testing.