Autonodyne completes two-ship mission-autonomy demonstration with NAVAIR
Autonodyne completed two-ship Collaborative Mission Autonomy flight tests with NAVAIR UX-24 at Naval Air Station Patuxent River.
Evidence notes
- The March 20, 2026 flights used two RQ-23A TigerShark unmanned aircraft and Autonodyne autonomy software.
- The aircraft executed autonomous launch commands, route commands and a two-vehicle counter-rotating combat air patrol.
- Autonodyne said the program supports A-GRA-compatible mission autonomy test and evaluation.
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.