Tycho.AI

Tycho.AI develops autonomous intelligence software and compute hardware for unmanned systems operating in GPS-denied and contested environments. An MIT spinout with academic roots, the company has spent more than seven years on research and development in areas including edge computing, precision navigation, GPS-denied positioning, real-time mission planning and control, and simulation and deployment tooling.

The company's flagship product, Voyager, combines hardware and software to enable autonomous decision making, providing precision navigation and intelligence at the edge across multiple domains, including real-time mission planning and control on edge hardware. Alongside Voyager, Tycho.AI offers resilient, mission-ready autonomy software that acts independently and adapts in real time, mission-optimized compute hardware designed to run autonomous decision-making workloads on unmanned systems, and tools for the simulation and deployment of fielded systems.

Tycho.AI's work serves the defense, national security and unmanned systems sectors. The team comprises engineers, innovators, academics, military Veterans and defense tech industry leaders, and the company concentrates on autonomy needs in national security.