Teal licenses Autonodyne autonomy software for Golden Eagle drones
Red Cat subsidiary Teal Drones secured an exclusive license to use Autonodyne autonomy software on Golden Eagle drones for government and military customers.
Evidence notes
- Teal secured exclusive rights to Autonodyne software for autonomy and exchange of control among humans and machines.
- The release said Teal planned to ship Golden Eagle drones with Autonodyne-powered autonomous capabilities in late 2022.
- Red Cat linked the software to multi-vehicle drone operation and persistent surveillance use cases.
Company context
Autonodyne develops command-and-control and autonomy software for uncrewed systems. Its hardware-agnostic stack lets operators supervise one vehicle, coordinated teams or large heterogeneous fleets across air, land and sea. The company focuses on reducing operator workload through intelligent mission planning, collaborative behaviours, vehicle control and integration with existing defence platforms.