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In air and at sea, large numbers of individually simple agents can be brought together in an autonomous swarm to achieve collective behaviors. These environments—blue skies and open oceans—allow for operationally relevant coordination without the need for high individual intelligence.

Overland AI, a leader in autonomous ground systems, announced the opening of the Overland AI Factory in South Seattle. Congressman Adam Smith, representing Washington’s Ninth Congressional District, visited yesterday for a ribbon-cutting ceremony and tour of the facility, which will significantly enhance the company’s in-house manufacturing and production of autonomous ground vehicles at scale.

At the heart of Overland AI is an extraordinary team. Our people combine expertise from academia, government, and industry; we blend world-class roboticists, machine learning pioneers, and ground vehicle specialists with military veterans who are passionate about Overland’s mission. This unique mix of talent allows us to solve the hardest problems in ground autonomy and deliver solutions that meet the real-world demands of modern warfare.

Overland AI announces the launch of OverWatch, an intuitive command-and-control (C2) interface designed to unlock combined capabilities for tactical operators in contested environments.

The stakes are nothing less than the lives of soldiers. We owe them technology that is not just functional but rigorously tested, field-proven, and reliable under the most demanding conditions. At Overland AI, we are delivering that capability today. Autonomy that multiplies force, reduces risk, and unlocks entirely new operational possibilities is no longer a distant dream. It is a necessity. And it is ready now.

Off-road autonomy will help define the next era of conflict. Ground operations will look radically different in 2030, both in terms of offensive capabilities and safeguarding the all-volunteer force charged with carrying them out. Overland AI is charting the way, building on years of domain-leading research.