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AI Tactical Intelligence Platform

We put a command-and-control assistant on a squad's own device that takes plain-language orders, writes the reports and plans threat-aware patrols, with no server and no network behind it.

Client
Undisclosed (Under NDA)
Stack & approach
DefenseTactical AICommand & ControlEdge AIZero Network
Interface screens from AI Tactical Intelligence Platform
Interface, from the 360Labs case-study deck (page 24).

The problem

Existing C2 systems require persistent network connectivity, dedicated server infrastructure, and cost hundreds of thousands of dollars per node, inoperable at the tactical edge where squad-level units need real-time situational awareness.

Solution & architecture

An on-device tactical-intelligence platform for the operator's own device: natural-language command and control, ISR processing, automated reporting and threat-aware patrol planning, all running locally with no dependency on external networks.

Why it is built this way

  • On the operator's device

    No server, no persistent network

  • Edge-survivable

    Works where connectivity does not

  • Low cost per node

    Not six figures per installation