Mission Autonomy AI wins DoW award to integrate ODIN into BadVR's AROC platform for CBRN response.

Mission Autonomy AI (MAAI) has been awarded a Department of War contract to integrate ODIN, its agentic AI data fusion engine, into BadVR's AROC immersive visualization platform for chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear (CBRN) incident response. MAAI is the prime awardee, teamed with immersive analytics company BadVR, Inc. of Los Angeles.

Today's CBRN analysts piece together an operational picture from disconnected sensors, displays, and reports under intense time pressure. The integrated system replaces that multi-screen workflow with a single, spatially intuitive common operating picture. ODIN turns raw sensor alerts into a fused threat picture. AROC renders it as an interactive 3D display analysts can immediately understand and act on.

“When a CBRN event unfolds, the difference between data and decisions is measured in minutes,” said Luke R. Trujillo, CTO and co-founder of Mission Autonomy AI, who serves as principal investigator. “ODIN fuses disparate sensor feeds into one clear picture so responders can see the threat, understand it, and move.”

“BadVR's mission has always been to make the discovery of data insights faster, easier, and more universally accessible,” said Suzanne Borders, CEO and founder of BadVR. “Paired with MAAI's fusion engine, we can deliver on that mission by putting a commander-ready product into the hands of those who need it most. We couldn't be more excited to bring together the power of immersive technology and AI. This is the real future of technology!”

The effort builds on MAAI's AI and data fusion programs across the Department of War. It also draws on BadVR's proven work in immersive situational awareness for government customers.

Mission Autonomy AI is a defense-focused AI company based in Naugatuck, Connecticut. Founded by engineers from leading defense autonomy programs, MAAI builds flight-ready autonomy, data fusion, and decision-support technology for the Department of War and national security community. Learn more at www.missionautonomy.ai.

BadVR, Inc. is a spatial analytics company that increases the speed, quality, and confidence of data-driven decisions. Its AROC (Augmented Reality Operations Center) platform is a patented holographic data interface in use by the U.S. Department of War, U.S. government, and a wide range of enterprise customers. BadVR is a proud woman-owned small business based in Los Angeles. Step inside your data at www.badvr.com.