Northstrike Robotics
Northstrike Robotics builds the operating system for coordinated autonomy. It is the software that lets independent machines act as a single force under a human commander.
Individual autonomous machines are already capable. The harder problem is at the fleet level: getting a hundred of them to work together under real conditions and respond to a single operator. Our platform is built for that problem.
What makes the architecture different
The common approach to multi-vehicle autonomy puts a hub in charge of the fleet. Knock out the hub and the fleet stops. Our platform is built the other way around. Every unit carries the same coordination role, so there is no single machine an adversary can target to collapse the force. When the unit running the mission goes down, another picks up the role. The mission keeps moving.
The same property is what lets the system work through jamming, lost units, and broken links. Take a quarter of the force down and you lose about a quarter of the capability. The mission continues with what remains.
Sovereign and Canadian
Northstrike Robotics is federally incorporated in Canada. The product is built so allied operators run it themselves, on their own infrastructure. Coordinated autonomy is becoming a strategic capability. We think allied forces should own that capability outright.
Where we are
The platform is built and proven. We're focused on live demonstrations now. A universal integration module, which drops our operating system onto autonomous platforms a customer already owns, comes next.