Tomahawk Robotics, recently acquired by AeroVironment, is a developer of AI-enabled robotic control systems designed for defense and public safety markets. Their Kinesis Ecosystem is an AI-enhanced, open architecture system that integrates various unmanned vehicles, sensors, and software onto a single platform. It delivers targeted situational awareness and precision strike capabilities for human-machine teams. Key partners include AeroVironment, Glenair, Teal Drones and L3 Harris.
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Solid rocket motors are the primary propulsion source for high-priority munitions including the PAC-3, THAAD, Tomahawk, and Standard Missile programs.
Rear Admiral Hughes mentioned that the Royal Australian Navy will conduct the first Tomahawk missile launch in late 2024.
Red Cat's hardware and software partners include Sentien Robotics, Ocean Power Technologies, Primordial Labs, Tomahawk Robotics, Athena AI, Teledyne FLIR, Reveal Technology, Immervision, and Doodle Labs.
AeroVironment plans to introduce Tomahawk Robotics’ solutions to the company’s customer base of more than 55 allied nations.
AeroVironment signed a definitive agreement to purchase Tomahawk Robotics for a total purchase price of $120,000,000 payable in a mix of cash and stock.
Florida-based excavation and site development company Tomahawk is partnering with Teleo to deploy the technology on 12 articulated dump trucks for land development of residential subdivisions, a retirement community, and commercial businesses.
Teleo signed agreements with three North American construction customers: Tomahawk, Teichert, and John Aarts Group.
Red Cat has partnered with Tomahawk Robotics, Reveal Technology, and Immervision to offer additional drone capabilities including multi-vehicle control, 3D mapping, and object detection.
Teal's agreement will adopt Tomahawk Robotics' Kinesis ecosystem as the control solution for Teal Air Control (TAC) and other controllers.
Teal Drones enhanced the capabilities of its 4-Ship multi-vehicle system through a partnership with Tomahawk Robotics.
Teal Drones' partnership with Tomahawk Robotics allows simultaneous control of the Golden Eagle and other unmanned vehicles within a single application.
Tomahawk Robotics’ Kinesis provides Teal’s Golden Eagle with multi-vehicle and multi-domain command and control capabilities.
The Tomahawk Robotics partnership enables an operator to hand off control of drones or rovers without shutting down the operation.
Partners actively integrating technologies with Teal Drones include Autonodyne, Tomahawk Robotics, and DroneLink.