Altiro is a collaborative autonomy software layer that transforms hub‑dependent mission‑critical systems into consensus‑based distributed architectures, eliminating single points of failure. The platform is hardware, network, domain, and datatype agnostic, incorporates DoD Zero Trust alignment, NIST SP 800‑53 compliance, and end‑to‑end quantum‑resistant encryption, and operates without cloud or GPS dependencies. It enables high‑availability, low‑SWaP deployments with offline authorization and graceful degradation for defense and other critical applications.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
The prevailing architecture for collaborative autonomy in mission‑critical systems relies on a central hub, creating a single point of failure that can be exploited or cause system collapse in contested or degraded environments.
Solution
Altiro provides a software layer that transforms hub‑dependent control systems into consensus‑based distributed networks. By establishing a shared, tamper‑proof source of truth, the platform eliminates reliance on any single node and enables continuous operation even when communications are intermittent. The solution is agnostic to hardware, network type, data formats, and application domains, allowing seamless integration across heterogeneous platforms. It incorporates end‑to‑end quantum‑resistant encryption and complies with DoD Zero Trust and NIST SP 800‑53 standards, ensuring data confidentiality and integrity without requiring cloud connectivity. Offline authorization mechanisms and graceful degradation capabilities support high‑availability missions in contested or disconnected environments.
Target Audience
Primary customers are defense contractors, military system integrators, and operators of mission‑critical autonomous platforms that require resilient, secure distributed control across heterogeneous hardware and networks.
Features
- Consensus‑based distributed control plane that removes single points of failure
- Full hardware, network, datatype, and domain agnosticism for easy integration with legacy and new systems
- End‑to‑end quantum‑resistant encryption with FIPS 140‑2/3, PCI‑DSS, ISO 27001 readiness
- DoD Zero Trust Architecture alignment and NIST SP 800‑53 compliance for secure operations
- Offline authorization without certificates, enabling operation in disconnected or degraded comms
- GPS‑independent time synchronization for reliable consensus across diverse platforms
- High‑availability design with graceful degradation to maintain mission functionality under adverse conditions
- API integration layer for rapid incorporation into existing command and control software