NOMAD
One Operator. Multiple Autonomous Assets.
A tactical command-and-control platform for coordinating drones, UGVs, robotic dogs, sensors and observation posts through one operational interface.
Overview
What the NOMAD Tactical Robotic C2 does
NOMAD is Neuronic's tactical command-and-control platform for robotic forces. It gives one operator a single interface to task, monitor and coordinate drones, UGVs, robotic dogs, static sensors and observation posts across a mission area.
Assets share automatically. A target detected by a drone appears in NOMAD with its position and video, can be pushed to a ground robot for investigation, and stays synchronised across every connected operator. Cross-cueing between air and ground assets happens in seconds instead of over the radio.
NOMAD is built for human-on-the-loop supervision: the operator assigns intent and approves decisions, while platforms execute autonomously. It runs on tactical tablets, rugged laptops, Jetson-based edge computers and command stations, and interoperates with ATAK and existing command systems.
Capabilities
Core capabilities
- Multi-platform control of air and ground assets
- Mission assignment by intent
- Multi-robot coordination and teaming
- Swarm and hybrid-swarm mission coordination
- Automatic data sharing between assets
- Video sharing across operators
- Target sharing and cross-cueing
- Common operational picture with live positions
- Platform health and mission status
- Human-on-the-loop supervision and approval
- ATAK and third-party C2 interoperability
Missions
Mission applications
- Coordinated air-ground reconnaissance
- Detect-and-investigate: drone finds, ground robot verifies
- Perimeter and base defence with mixed sensors and robots
- Urban operations with multiple robotic assets
- Observation post integration and sensor cueing
- Multi-operator shared missions
Integration
Interfaces and integration
Built to drop into an existing architecture — standard interfaces, standard hardware, no forced replacement of fielded systems.
- Asset interfaces: Neuronic drone and ground autonomy, MAVLink and ROS platforms
- Sensors: EO/IR observation posts, ground sensors, third-party detectors
- Interoperability: ATAK / CoT messaging, STANAG 4609 video, customer C2 APIs
- Transport: Tactical Video & Teleoperation Suite over RF, mesh and cellular
- Deployment: on-premises and disconnected; no cloud dependency required
Demos
See it running
Neuronic Capability Overview
A short overview of the Neuronic stack: edge perception, platform autonomy, tactical video and multi-robot command and control.
NOMAD Multi-Robot Mission
A drone detects a target, NOMAD shares position and video automatically, and a ground robot is tasked to investigate — one operator, multiple autonomous assets.
Related
Works with
Drone Autonomy Suite
Onboard autonomy for navigation, mission execution, sensor control, target tracking and autonomous mission behaviors.
Ground Robotics Autonomy Box
A retrofit autonomy computer that upgrades existing ground robotic platforms with navigation, obstacle avoidance and autonomous mission behaviors.
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