Modern defence operations increasingly rely on drones, sensors and autonomous systems that often don’t speak the same digital language, leaving operators fiddling with fragmented tools and data. Arondite develops software that connects these systems into a unified platform, giving operators clearer oversight and control of mixed fleets of autonomous assets. British and NATO forces are already adopting Arondite’s Cobalt platform, while the company has attracted backing from investors including Index Ventures. As militaries expand their use of uncrewed systems, the ability to integrate and manage them coherently is becoming critical infrastructure. PS
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