Havoc and Rune Integrate Autonomous Aircraft With TyrOS
HavocAI and Rune Technologies announced in a press release that they have completed integration of Havoc aircraft with Rune's TyrOS logistics planning platform. The system is designed to coordinate autonomous resupply operations without relying on external connectivity or available infrastructure.
Havoc's Autonomy Development Kit connects its aircraft to the TyrOS mission command platform. TyrOS generates supply demand estimates and routing options, then tasks the aircraft with moving supplies across contested areas.
The companies tested the integration on August 16 during the Pegasus Charge III exercise at Fort Hood, Texas. TyrOS and Havoc's autonomous drones completed an autonomous resupply mission in a live operational setting.
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