XRDNA
About
About XRDNA
XRDNA develops software infrastructure that keeps the identity, permissions and mission context of people, machines and assets connected across different systems. Its elastic vector addressing gives an entity a persistent identity as its location, state or digital representation changes. Spheres of Influence apply spatial and operational access rules, while Mission Fabric brings existing assets, tasks and authorities together into mission workflows.
The software is intended to connect robot controllers, fleet tools, sensors and enterprise systems while preserving each system’s own controls. Applications include industrial operations, logistics, defence and space missions, including environments with intermittent communications. Formed in March 2023, XRDNA is based in Salt Lake City. Its internally funded Project OPAL field exercise tested Mission Fabric and changing asset relationships; wider commercial deployments should be distinguished from that initial field validation.
Team
- Oliver Parsons - VP Defense and Technology
- Charles Adelman - Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer
- John Quinn - Co-Founder and Non-Executive Chairman
- Roye More - Vice President of Product
Resources
Curated durable documents and official technical references.
- XRDNA Network — Elastic Vector Addressing for XR
PDF · XRDNA Network architecture; June 2025 version 1.4.06062025 · XRDNA
Source - eVa Vector Address technical specification
WEB · eVa addressing interface; current web reference · XRDNA
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Timeline
Events
- 2026-10-06 - Demonstration - XRDNA completes first Mission Fabric field validation under Project OPAL
The exercise linked live assets and simulated downrange payloads through persistent eVa identities. Mission context was tested as communications and relationships between assets changed. Later Project OPAL phases will expand the operating scenarios and technical validation.
Source
Context
Context tags
- Persistent spatial identity software - Peer Group - https://xrdna.io/missions/autonomous-edge-systems -- Software infrastructure for persistent cross-system spatial identity, contextual authority and mission continuity; excludes…