Aug 24, 2026 11:31 AM
Updated Aug 25, 2026 9:32 AM
Less than a month after winning a $10-million Department of Defense contract to build MAESTRO, NODA AI has landed a follow-on contract worth 10 times as much: $100 million to scale its autonomous mission command software across the entire Joint Force.
A new challenge is emerging as autonomous systems spread across the battlefield: coordinating disparate platforms toward a single mission without constant human direction.
Austin-based NODA AI is moving fast to solve it.
Less than a month after winning a $10-million Department of Defense contract to build MAESTRO — orchestration software tied to the Pentagon's LUCAS attack drone program — the company has landed a follow-on contract worth 1- times as much: $100 million to scale its autonomous mission command software across the entire Joint Force.
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