physical AI

Ancile is a service-disabled veteran-owned (SDVOSB) software company working in three focused lanes: passive sUAS (small drone) detection, subcontract engineering and integration for prime-led programs, and applied AI including agentic, edge, and physical AI. It serves public sector, energy, and defense missions. The company is CMMC-compliant, JCP certified, and Texas VetHUB-aligned.

Agentic AIAPI and data integrationedge AImission softwaremulti-modal sensor fusionpassive RF/EO-IR/acoustic detectionsubcontract engineering and integrationSustainment

Bluewhite builds AI-powered autonomous solutions for critical off-road and defense applications. Founded in 2017 by Israeli Air Force and autonomous technology veterans, the company develops a proprietary physical AI engine called Field Intelligence and a complete hardware and software stack for battlefield autonomy. Its technology has accumulated more than 100,000 autonomous operating hours and was acquired by Elbit Systems in 2026.

Autonomous systemsedge data processinghardware and software integrationOEM integrationUGV solutions

Centinus builds Physical AI for protective operations, delivering intelligent systems that perceive, reason, and act in the physical world. The company serves public safety, critical infrastructure, and security operations, helping protect agents, officers, the public, and critical assets across domestic and international environments. Its systems combine drones, sensors, and AI software to monitor large areas, detect activity, and coordinate response.

AI softwaredrone responsemonitoring and detectionsensor integration

Endox builds physical AI that lets robots work like humans, aiming to transform military and industrial operations efficiency through AR/VR, multi-modal LLM/VLM, and GenAI technologies. The company is solving a U.S. supply chain gap using physical AI for robotics to diminish cost and onshore production, with a defense-first focus and dual-use applications in heavy industry, aerospace, and smart infrastructure. Headquartered in Boston at MassRobotics, it is backed by a $250,000 U.S. Army SBIR Phase I award and $15,000 from the Defense Innovation Unit's ac

AR/VRedge-native architecturesfieldingGenAImulti-modal LLM/VLMproprietary data captureprototypingrobotics integrationtesting