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The autonomy behind the mission.

Olympus OS delivers cognitive autonomy across air, surface, and subsea. Alert to Action in under two seconds. No cloud required.

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GALLOWS-01 · HDG 312° · GND 120 KTSREACT · 1.8sTAK · PUBLISHEDCLOUD CALLS · 0

[ 002 ] Why Olympus OS

Built for the edge of the mission.

01

Performance

Sub-two-second reroute at the edge. No cloud dependency, no round trip, no waiting on bandwidth to make the call.

02

Trust

TAK-native and zero-trust by design. Interoperable with joint force C2, hardened for contested environments.

03

Certification

Architected from day one for airworthiness, seaworthiness, and program-of-record certification pathways.

[ 003 ] Olympus OS

Sense. Think. Act. Share.

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Sense

→

02

Think(React)

→

03

Act

→

04

Share

One continuous loop. Sensor fusion to decision to actuation to a distributed common operating picture — executed on the platform, in under two seconds.

Olympus OS · Live

Rolling 90-day window

Missions Executed

0

Avg REACT Time

0.0s

Cloud Calls

0/ mission

[ REACT · Alert → Action ]

Elapsed 0.0s · Budget 2.0s

0.0s

Alert

0.4s

Analyze

1.1s

Reroute

1.8s

Publish

AlertSensor cue detected on-platform.

AnalyzeOnboard model classifies + prioritizes.

RerouteNew track computed, control surfaces commanded.

PublishCoT message pushed to TAK network.

[ 004 ] Proving Ground

Port Tampa Bay. Real ships. Real current. Real RF noise.

Port Tampa Bay operational chart

Test Site · Active

27°57′10″ N · 82°26′35″ W

Ops Days / Year

312

Commercial Traffic

37M tons/yr

Largest port complex in Florida — bulk, container, ro-ro, cruise.

Contested RF

24/7

Persistent maritime, port ops, and coastal comms clutter — no synthetic tests.

SOFWERX Adjacency

MacDill

Minutes from USSOCOM and joint experimentation infrastructure.

Only autonomous stack tested daily in America's largest port complex. If it works here, it works in the fight.

[ 005 ] Platforms

Air. Surface. Subsea.

  • Gallows

    VTOL

    Runway-independent vertical take-off and landing, tuned for persistent ISR at the edge of the fight. Deployed from a clearing, a deck, or a road. No runway, no crew, no signature.

  • Siren

    USV

    Low-signature unmanned surface vessel for littoral dominance, port defense, and long-dwell swarm surveillance. Hybrid-diesel propulsion with silent electric loiter. Sea-State 5 capable.

  • Abaddon

    UUV

    Fully submerged autonomy for subsea survey, seabed monitoring, and denied-environment operations. Pressure-rated titanium hull. It goes where comms don't and comes back with the map.

[ 006 ] TAK-Native

Shows up on the tablet the operator already carries.

ATAK tablet showing a live GALLOWS-01 track and REACT reroute alert

Zero integration. Zero new UI.

Every Olympus event publishes as native CoT into the operator's existing ATAK / WinTAK / iTAK common operating picture. Tracks, alerts, and reroutes appear where the team already looks — no separate console, no cloud round-trip.

  • ///Native Cursor-on-Target (CoT) publisher
  • ///Federated to team, unit, and joint TAK servers
  • ///Coordinates and callsigns redacted in this view

[ 007 ] Mission Profiles

Deployed. Not concept.

01

Siren · Gallows

Port Harbor Defense

Port Tampa Bay · Restricted channel

A small craft deviates from the commercial traffic lane during a high-security vessel transit. Siren picks up the track via radar and AIS fusion; Olympus OS classifies it as anomalous within one second. Gallows is cued automatically, confirms visual contact, and publishes a CoT alert to the operator's ATAK tablet. The watch commander reroutes Siren to intercept and illuminate without leaving the TOC.

Outcome

Alert-to-action: 1.6s. Operator verified, no manned launch.

02

Gallows

Forward Base Perimeter

Austere operating location · No runway

An isolated support node lacks airfield infrastructure and persistent ISR. Gallows launches from a two-person footprint, autonomously orbits the perimeter, and detects movement outside the wire. Olympus OS reacts: reroute, loiter, and geolocate, pushing a track with imagery to the security team. The platform recovers vertically when the mission is complete.

Outcome

Runway-independent orbit. 5-minute cold start to on-station.

03

Abaddon · Siren

Subsea Infrastructure Survey

Coastal channel · Critical seabed

A port authority needs continuous seabed condition monitoring without diver exposure or vessel downtime. Siren tends an Abaddon UUV at the operating area. Abaddon runs a terrain-relative survey, classifies seabed changes, and surfaces to offload data via the Siren relay. The entire mission publishes into the existing C2 picture.

Outcome

24-hour autonomous coverage. Zero dive-team sorties.

[ 008 ] Integrations

Plugs into the stack you already run.

C2

TAK / ATAK

Native Cursor-on-Target publisher. Tracks, alerts, and reroutes appear directly in the operator's existing ATAK, WinTAK, or iTAK picture — no separate console, no retraining.

  • CoT ingest / publish
  • Team & joint server federation
  • No cloud round-trip

Autonomy

ROS

Onboard autonomy and sensor nodes run on a hardened ROS backbone, enabling rapid payload integration, simulation-to-reality behaviors, and third-party algorithm hosting.

  • ROS 2 nodes
  • Gazebo / SIL pipeline
  • Modular payload drivers

Flight Control

MAVLink

Standard MAVLink interface to flight controllers, payloads, and ground stations. Fly-by-autonomy with human-on-the-loop oversight and full telemetry backhaul.

  • Autopilot command & control
  • Telemetry & health streaming
  • Mission waypoint upload

Beyond LOS

SATCOM

Iridium, LTE-M, and tactical SATCOM failover keep Olympus assets reachable when line-of-sight RF is blocked or the fight moves past the horizon.

  • Iridium SBD / RUDICS
  • LTE-M failover
  • Tactical SATCOM ready

[ 009 ] Security & Compliance

Trusted by design.

01

Zero Trust

Olympus OS assumes no trust by default. Every asset, operator, and message is authenticated and authorized continuously, not once at the perimeter. Least-privilege access keeps the command picture limited to the people who need it.

  • Authenticated assets & operators
  • Continuous authorization
  • Least-privilege C2 access

02

Data Handling

Mission data is processed at the edge on the platform. No cloud dependency means no required data egress, no external aggregation, and sovereign control over sensitive information. Transit and rest protections are built into the architecture.

  • Edge-first processing
  • No required cloud egress
  • Encrypted transit & rest

03

Framework Alignment

The platform is built from day one to support NIST 800-171 and CMMC 2.0 certification pathways. Controls, audit logs, and supply-chain traceability are designed into the stack so program-of-record accreditation is a continuous outcome, not a late fix.

  • NIST 800-171 aligned
  • CMMC 2.0 pathway ready
  • Audit-ready control baseline

[ 010 ] Team

Operators. Engineers. Builders.

Brandon Harris

Brandon Harris

Co-Founder · Chief Executive Officer

Former Army Special Operations Senior Enlisted Leader and AFSPECWAR Mission Commander. Along with my duties as CEO, I lead strategic vision, commercial scale, and Port Tampa Bay operations.

Admiral Lex Walker, USN (Ret.)

Admiral Lex Walker, USN (Ret.)

Co-Founder · President & Chief Strategy Officer

Retired U.S. Navy Admiral shaping ABRE's operational strategy, joint-force alignment, and long-horizon program direction.

Dr. David Segala

Dr. David Segala

Co-Founder · Chief Technology Officer

Leads the Olympus OS platform, autonomy stack architecture, and edge-compute engineering across every domain.

Karin Layton

Karin Layton

Co-Founder · Chief Quality Officer

Owns quality, safety, and certification — building the systems that carry ABRE platforms to program of record.

Connor Hogan

Connor Hogan

Co-Founder · Chief Information Officer

Runs information security, zero-trust infrastructure, and the data foundations that keep Olympus deployable anywhere.

[ 011 ] Our Footprint

Built where the mission is.

ABRE Systems operates at the intersection of autonomy, defense, and commerce. Three sites. One triangle of engineering, policy, and commercial scale.

[ 012 ] Get in the loop

Two ways to move forward.

[ 01 ] Operational

Request Live Demo — Port Tampa Bay →

See Olympus OS run on real water, real RF, real traffic. Half-day on-site with the engineering team.

[ 02 ] Technical

Download Olympus OS Spec Sheet →

Architecture, interfaces, and performance envelope for integrators and program offices.

Headquarters

ABRE Systems Inc.
Port Tampa Bay
Tampa, Florida

contact@abresystems.com

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