Autonodyne
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About Autonodyne
Autonodyne develops command-and-control software for crewed and uncrewed teams operating in air, land and maritime domains. A common human-machine interface lets one operator plan, execute and analyse missions involving a single vehicle, a coordinated group or a heterogeneous fleet. The software is hardware-agnostic and has been integrated with more than 60 platform models, 15 communications protocols and 16 datalink radios.
Its autonomy library provides reusable mission behaviours for navigation, sensing, collaboration and task execution. Vehicles can share an environmental model, interpret operator intent, divide work and transfer control or mission data between commanders while in flight. The same architecture supports swarming, manned-unmanned teaming and multi-domain formations, reducing the need to control every movement individually. Autonodyne also uses the stack for counter-UAS testing and red-team services, including detection-system evaluation, training and identification of protection gaps around high-value sites.
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Events
- 2026-03-20 - Demonstration - Autonodyne completes two-ship mission-autonomy demonstration with NAVAIR
The March 20, 2026 flights used two RQ-23A TigerShark unmanned aircraft and Autonodyne autonomy software. The aircraft executed autonomous launch commands, route commands and a two-vehicle counter-rotating combat air patrol. Autonodyne said the program supports A-GRA-compatible mission autonomy test and evaluation.
Source - 2026-02-13 - Demonstration - Autonodyne demonstrates F-22 to MQ-20 human-machine teaming
The February 13, 2026 flight used Bashi as a pilot vehicle interface for F-22 tasking of an MQ-20 unmanned aircraft. The F-22 pilot used the tablet to direct tactical maneuvers, waypoint changes and combat air patrol tasks. Autonodyne said the work was part of ongoing U.S. Air Force Collaborative Combat Aircraft flight demonstrations.
Source - 2022-08-23 - Partnership - Teal licenses Autonodyne autonomy software for Golden Eagle drones
Teal secured exclusive rights to Autonodyne software for autonomy and exchange of control among humans and machines. The release said Teal planned to ship Golden Eagle drones with Autonodyne-powered autonomous capabilities in late 2022. Red Cat linked the software to multi-vehicle drone operation and persistent surveillance use cases.
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Relationships
- Red Cat
Teal Autonomy Software Licensee - Autonodyne is linked with Red Cat through Teal licenses Autonodyne autonomy software for Golden Eagle drones.
- U.S. Air Force
Sole Source Human Machine Teaming Contract - U.S. Air Force awarded Autonodyne a sole-source contract to develop and integrate a pilot vehicle interface for human-machine teaming.
- NAVAIR UX-24
Mission Autonomy Flight Test Partner - Autonodyne is linked with NAVAIR UX-24 through Autonodyne completes two-ship mission-autonomy demonstration with NAVAIR.
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Context tags
- Autonomy software - Stack Layer - Official company material supports autonomy software.
- Autonomy software platform - Stack Layer - Official company material supports autonomy software platform.
- Mission autonomy software - Stack Layer - Official company material supports mission autonomy software.