Arondite raises $12M for human-machine teaming software
Arondite raised $12 million to build software that connects drones, robots, sensors, and other autonomous systems for human-machine teaming.
Evidence notes
- Index Ventures backed the company, which was founded by Will Blyth and Rob Underhill.
- The platform is aimed at defense and security users that need oversight across disparate autonomous systems.
- The capital supports commercial automation and autonomous-system workflows as Arondite moves toward broader commercial use.
Company context
Arondite develops defence software for coordinating autonomous systems, sensors and mission data. Its Cobalt platform is built to help operators plan, simulate and manage multi-domain systems across drones, robots and other assets.