Communicate with robots as naturally as human teammates over any push-to-talk radio network. Issue commands, ask questions, and update mission context—all through voice—enabling seamless coordination and adaptive responses in real time.
Robots make real-time, auditable decisions at the edge, ensuring mission-aligned actions. By leveraging context, they filter critical information, reducing cognitive load and enabling efficient execution in dynamic environments.
Enable autonomous systems to collaborate across air, land, and maritime domains. By working as a cohesive team, they adapt to mission demands, maximize effectiveness, and achieve unified objectives with greater efficiency.
Breaker's V2 Agent, deployed at the edge, transforms robots through its feature-rich capabilities. It solves two fundamental challenges that have limited autonomy for decades: First, it enables systems to fully understand mission context and make nuanced, human-like decisions without constant oversight—interpreting complex environments and determining what's mission-relevant.
Second, it allows operators to command and query these systems through natural language over standard push-to-talk radios, eliminating dependency on bulky laptops or vulnerable networks. This is the operational autonomy we have always needed but technology has failed to deliver—until now.
Breaker's Agent is engineered for versatility, designed to operate directly onboard a wide range of platforms—from aerial drones and ground robots to fixed sensors and wearable devices. This edge-deployed architecture eliminates dependence on external infrastructure while enabling seamless cross-domain teaming. Multiple Agent-equipped systems automatically coordinate, share situational awareness, and intelligently distribute tasks across the network to achieve mission objectives as a unified force. Whether deployed individually or as part of an integrated team, Breaker's Agent transforms standalone platforms into interconnected, collaborative assets that enhance operational capabilities.