Autonodyne demonstrates F-22 to MQ-20 human-machine teaming
Autonodyne demonstrated human-machine teaming between an F-22 and MQ-20 using its Bashi command-and-control software.
Evidence notes
- The February 13, 2026 flight used Bashi as a pilot vehicle interface for F-22 tasking of an MQ-20 unmanned aircraft.
- The F-22 pilot used the tablet to direct tactical maneuvers, waypoint changes and combat air patrol tasks.
- Autonodyne said the work was part of ongoing U.S. Air Force Collaborative Combat Aircraft flight demonstrations.
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.