Tomahawk Robotics develops the Kinesis control system, which integrates over 20 uncrewed systems from various manufacturers into a single user interface, enabling seamless operation in challenging environments. This technology addresses the complexity of managing diverse robotic platforms by providing a cross-architecture solution that enhances operational efficiency and situational awareness for warfighters.
Funding
$2.4M raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
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Product
Problem
Modern warfighters face the challenge of managing an increasing number of uncrewed systems (UxVs) from different manufacturers, each with its own proprietary control interface. This complexity increases cognitive load, reduces operational efficiency, and hinders effective human-machine teaming in critical environments.
Solution
Tomahawk Robotics' Kinesis Ecosystem provides a unified, cross-architecture control system that allows warfighters to seamlessly operate over 20 different UxVs from a single, intuitive user interface. Kinesis is designed for multi-domain operations, enabling operators to easily control air and ground robots, and facilitates advanced networking to deliver UxV video feeds to connected TAK/ATAK users. The system is built on an open architecture, allowing for easy integration with commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) hardware and software, and supports AI capabilities at the edge for real-time video analytics and autonomous operations.
Target Audience
The primary target audience includes military personnel and defense organizations seeking to enhance warfighter capabilities through improved control and integration of uncrewed systems, as well as AI developers looking for a host platform.
Features
- Common control of 20+ uncrewed systems from different manufacturers through a single pane of glass
- Cross-architecture core enabling control of UxVs built on different architectures
- Compatibility with Android End User Devices (EUDs) and tactical radios
- Integration with the Kinesis App Store for AI-enhanced, 3rd-party applications
- Advanced networking capabilities for video and data sharing across the tactical network
- Support for a variety of data links, including the MxC-Mini family and Persistent Systems MPU5
- Ruggedized controllers, including the Grip S20, designed for military use
- Nett Warrior compliance for seamless integration with existing tactical equipment