Helsing Launches Clarity Military Intelligence Platform

Helsing launches Clarity, a military intelligence platform that uses AI agents to process battlefield data, according to Resilience Media. The company says the software helps armed forces identify threats, plan responses, and direct systems in the field.

Clarity can combine data from satellites, sensors, drones, and other existing military systems. Its supported actions include coordinating operations across multiple domains and directing strikes with long range missiles.

Helsing says the platform is designed for compliant handling of classified information. It includes data governance, access controls, traceability, and records showing the origin of information.

Co-CEO and co-founder Gundbert Scherf said European armed forces would get software that "is built in Europe, runs on their own infrastructure and stays under their control." Resilience Media notes that Clarity competes with Palantir's Maven, which has won nearly $1.5 billion in contracts from European governments. Helsing is valued at $18 billion.