Ultimate robot teammates

Avalon is the software agent that turns human intent into coordinated machine action. It processes mission data onboard any platform, giving the tactical operator a decision advantage.

Explore Avalon
An operator speaking into a handheld radio. “We are heading down Route Zulu. Scan ahead and report any threats.”

The agentic orchestrator
for the tactical layer of war

Operators are already busy driving, flying and fighting. Logging into a laptop, connecting a controller or powering on a tablet is not always an option. We were promised better robots that work like teammates, not blunt tools. Avalon is the software that turns any robot into that teammate, ready for any mission.

An uncrewed aircraft in flight. “One military vehicle detected on Route Zulu, 1.2 kilometers down the road from your position.”

Robots trained to work with operators

There is no new interface to learn. Operators brief, command and question the team with the tools and radio they already use.

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Step [01]

Brief the team

Brief the robots the way you brief any team, using the orders, spoken briefs, ATAK and Lattice already in your workflow. Five days to plan or five minutes, Avalon is ready.

Step [02]

Just key your radio

Press the button on the radio you already carry and speak your intent. Avalon replies at conversational speed with the mission brief in mind, so you can command a team while driving or firing.

Step [03]

Build trust

Ask any robot why it made a decision. It answers in plain language and ties the answer back to the mission brief. Every decision is logged, so the whole mission can be reviewed afterward.

Partners

Tactical orchestration:
the next frontier of autonomy

Working with

Making every operator more effective across all domains

Every system with Avalon onboard can team with every other system running it. A drone, a ground vehicle and a surface vessel form one team as soon as the agent is loaded, with no extra integration between them.

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Air [01]

Anything
that flies

Quadcopters and fixed-wing aircraft, including airframes from different manufacturers flying as one team.

Land [02]

Anything
that drives

Ground robots and crewed vehicles, working alongside the vehicle's own autonomy and battle management system.

Sea [03]

Anything
that sails

Uncrewed surface vessels, with navigation left to the mission autonomy already on the vessel.

Fixed [04]

Anything
that watches

Fixed cameras and sensor masts that share their detections with the rest of the team.

Our partners

Working with the best

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[01] Maritime and uncrewed systems

HII deploys Breaker on Romulus 20

Avalon is integrated with HII's Odyssey autonomy across the ROMULUS uncrewed surface vessel fleet. It went from a signed agreement to running on a ROMULUS vessel in 49 days, with Odyssey keeping control of navigation.

ROMULUS USV, HII

Coming soon
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[02] Land systems

Rheinmetall runs swarms from Boxer CRV

Avalon is deployed on the Boxer combat reconnaissance vehicle. In a joint demonstration with the Australian Army, the crew tasked a drone for forward reconnaissance by voice while still operating the vehicle, with no major change to the Boxer's design.

Boxer CRV, Rheinmetall Defence Australia

Coming soon
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Engineers and operators in Austin and Sydney, building robots that take orders over the radio.

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