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From HQ to the garrison to the field, Adyton’s technology can operate anywhere, including DDIL environments, providing structured, validated information from the edge to decision-makers — ultimately increasing the readiness, operational agility, and lethality of America’s forces.
The decentralized, software-defined infrastructure for edge and autonomous systems and human-machine teaming in DDIL environments. Deployable via its embeddable SDK to integrate into common systems.
Adyton’s configurable UI built on top of Atlas with flexible elements built for disconnected, tactical workflows like templatized reporting — DroneStat, LOGSTAT, and PERSTAT — secure chat, voice and video, and a map-based geospatial common operating picture with layers, tracks, and support for offline navigation.
A suite of mobile defense products that digitizes and automates operational and organizational processes, like logistics, personnel management, and communication, in garrison and HQ environments.
Equipment managed in AOK, including 215,000 unique items
Units using AOK got to 100% accountability in crises faster
AOK is in use in all Special Forces Groups
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When networks are jammed, servers are disconnected, and warfighters operate in the field beyond traditional infrastructure, Adyton ensures missions can continue. From autonomous drone swarm coordination to partner force collaboration and structured reporting from the edge, Adyton delivers sustained decision advantage and mission success.
Our cryptographic identity framework proves authorization without ever requiring server contact, providing every entity — from autonomous systems to human operators — with verifiable credentials that enable secure collaboration at the edge. Decentralized authorization means forces can operate, coordinate, and make decisions with confidence, regardless of connectivity to command infrastructure.
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Operational data flows seamlessly across units, branches, autonomous systems from different OEMs, and coalition partners. From individual sensors and to strategic command, Adyton creates a unified environment where allies can fight as one force with shared situational awareness, interoperable systems and personnel, and real-time decision advantage across all domains.
Legacy systems and manual systems are ineffective, expensive to operate and maintain, and require personnel to pour hours into paperwork. Adyton’s technology enables DOD to save hundreds of millions of dollars by sunsetting old systems and reforming the acquisition process.
AOK is sole-source eligible through The Small Business Innovation Research Phase III. SBIR data rights apply to components of Adyton’s technology through our AFWERX SBIR grants.
Submit an RFI/RFQ for AOK, a commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) solution through the CHESS portal.
Deploy AOK for limited scope demonstration usage under a standard DOD Vendor Demonstration Agreement (VDA).
AOK is engineered, built, and tested for IL5 compliance, offering a mobile-first, edge-optimized solution that prioritizes data protection, strong identity, and authorization requirements.
Users can safely and securely deploy AOK on personal and government-issued devices thanks to AOK’s robust security features, including flexible single sign-on (SSO), zero-trust context & security policies, and granular data protection down to the atomic data element level.
