INDUSTRIES · DEFENCE
AI that works inside the wire, with a named officer in command.
Small models that run on the machine and inside air-gapped perimeters, from orbit to the sea. The model proposes, a policy outside the model checks, a person approves what matters, and every step is signed.
At work in defence
- TatvaCrew commands on the vehicleDesign partners
- TatvaPlain-language command of dronesPrivate preview
- TatvaUnderwater vehiclesDesign partners
- SanjayaThe warning before the failureDesign partners
- DrashtaImagery read inside the perimeterDesign partners
- TakshaSoftware built on sealed networksAvailable
- Trust ReceiptsA signed record of every stepPlatform
IN SHORT
For defence users, AgentAnywhere puts small models on the machine and inside the perimeter. Tatva turns a crew member's or an operator's plain words into one checked command or no action, Sanjaya watches fleet and subsystem health and warns before a fault, and Drashta reads satellite and aerial imagery offline for an analyst to review. Everything is built to run air-gapped, a named officer approves every consequential step, and each step leaves a signed record.
01 · No link to rely on
The connection is the first thing to go. The model has to be on the machine, not at the far end of a line that can be cut or jammed.
02 · Nothing may leave
Imagery, positions and orders stay inside the perimeter. A foreign API is not an option at any price.
03 · A person must decide
Every consequential step needs a named officer's approval, and a record that shows it was given.
THE UNIFIED VIEW
One field, from orbit to the sea.
Every place the models work, in one picture. Pick a part of the field to see what runs there. On each machine the model only proposes, and a named person approves.
The field · orbit to sea
Illustration
A named person approves
One field, a person in command
On every machine the model only proposes. A policy outside the model checks each proposal, a named person approves what matters, and every step is signed.
USE CASES · BY FAMILY
What each family does for a defence user.
Each card carries the status of the model behind it, in the same words its own page uses.
HOW EVERY MACHINE STAYS IN HUMAN COMMAND
The model proposes. It never decides.
Policy outside the model
Rules are written and versioned outside the model and checked on every proposal. A model cannot talk its way past them.
A named person approves
Anything consequential waits for a named person. Their approval, or their refusal, is part of the record.
Signed receipts
Every proposal, check and approval is written to a signed, hash-chained receipt that can be verified offline, later, by someone else.
STATED PLAINLY
What this is not.
- Tatva and Sanjaya are never connected to weapons, and Drashta is never placed in a weapons-release chain. Drashta is not a targeting system and does not decide what a finding means.
- Vehicle and underwater builds are design-partner work, and there is no build or demonstration of either yet. Sanjaya and Drashta are engaged through design partnerships.
- The demonstrations we show are simulated, and each says on screen which parts are real model output.
- Tatva is not a safety system. Emergency stops and functional safety stay with certified controllers, and the models never sit in the control loop.
OTHER INDUSTRIES
Other industries
FAQ
Frequently asked questions.
- Can AI for defence run fully air-gapped?
- Yes. The models are small enough to run on the machine or on hardware inside the perimeter, with no connection to an outside service. The platform deploys air-gapped on hardware the customer owns, and its signed records can be verified offline.
- Who is in command when AI is used on a defence system?
- A named person. The model only proposes. A policy written outside the model checks every proposal, anything consequential waits for a named officer's approval, and the approval or refusal becomes part of a signed record.
- Are these models connected to weapons?
- No. Tatva and Sanjaya are never connected to weapons, and Drashta is never placed in a weapons-release chain. Drashta finds objects in imagery for an analyst to review; it is not a targeting system.
- What is available today, and what is still being built?
- Taksha, the coding model, is available now. Tatva is in private preview, with drone and spacecraft command demonstrations on our demo hub. Vehicle and underwater builds, Sanjaya and Drashta are design-partner work, and we say so on every page.
Tell us where it has to run.
Tell us the system, the data it may touch and the hardware it has. We will show you the closest demonstration, and tell you plainly what is ready today and what we would build with you.