Tycho.AI builds AI-powered autonomous intelligence software and mission-optimized compute hardware for unmanned systems operating in GPS-denied and contested environments. The company targets defense and national security customers, with a focus on resilient, mission-ready autonomy for cross-domain unmanned platforms.
Its flagship product, Voyager, is a combined hardware and software stack for autonomous decision-making, providing precision navigation and intelligence at the edge across multiple domains. Real-time mission planning and control runs on the edge hardware, supported by simulation and deployment tooling for fielded autonomous systems. Technical work spans edge AI computing, autonomy software, navigation in GPS-denied environments and simulation and deployment tooling.
Tycho.AI is an MIT spinout with more than seven years of dedicated research and development behind its technology. The team combines engineers, innovators, academics, military Veterans and leaders from the defense tech industry, working on autonomy requirements for contested environments where conventional positioning and communications cannot be relied upon.
