Havoc Mission Operations continue at RIMPAC 2026 with CAMRE at the Naval Postgraduate School, by supporting their distributed advanced manufacturing network with autonomous delivery of critical repair components during the world's largest international maritime exercise. Throughout the exercise, the Havoc team guided a three-man team of Marines who assembled a 3D-printed Rampage at the Joint Advanced Manufacturing Center, provided autonomous security escorts for vessels transiting Hickam Marina, supported Atlas safety boat operations, and completed a nearly 40-nautical-mile autonomous logistics mission with Kaikoa 42.2 to deliver a 3D-printed replacement part to the coalition support ship MV Asterix. RIMPAC provides an opportunity to demonstrate collaborative autonomy in real-world operational environments, showing how autonomous systems can be rapidly assembled, integrated, and deployed to support distributed maritime logistics and coalition missions. Thank you to the US Navy United States Marine Corps, US Army, PacMar Technologies, the CAMRE/FLEETWERX team at the Naval Postgraduate School, Marine Innovation Unit, U.S. Pacific Command, U.S. Pacific Fleet, Commander, U.S. 3rd Fleet and our coalition partners for the opportunity to participate in RIMPAC 2026!
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Defense and Space Manufacturing
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Havoc is the leader in all-domain collaborative autonomy. Sea. Air. Land.
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Havoc is the leader in all-domain collaborative autonomy. Its software-defined hardware approach powers military and commercial-grade autonomous systems across sea, air, and land to sense, decide, and act together in complex and contested environments. Havoc connects assets, enabling them to share information, adapt in real time, and continue operating even when communications are disrupted or denied. Havoc was founded in 2024 and headquartered in Providence, Rhode Island. Learn more at havocai.com.
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- 2024
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- autonomy, defense, maritime, BlueTech, defense tech, maritime autonomy, all-domain collaborative autonomy, ground autonomy, and air autonomy
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As the defense industry prepares for the United States Department of War Drone Dominance Program (DDP) Gauntlet III, the competitive advantage will belong to those who can command heterogeneous teams of autonomous systems—not just those who simply build more drones. Soldiers need collaborative autonomy that enables autonomous systems from any manufacturer to operate as a coordinated team. Built on an open architecture, Havoc's software-defined hardware approach integrates across manufacturers, giving Soldiers the ability to command thousands of drones through a single interface. If you're building airframes, payloads, sensors, communications, AI, or mission systems for the Drone Dominance Program, let's talk about the winning advantages of Havoc's collaborative autonomy before Gauntlet III. #DroneDominanceProgram #GauntletIII #CollaborativeAutonomy
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Unlocking the true power of autonomy means thinking far beyond a single system. In our latest episode of IQT Explains, we break down what “collaborative autonomy” really looks like: hundreds to thousands of systems working together at massive scale, alongside humans who need intuitive, reliable tools. This episode dives into why orchestration matters, how autonomous systems can operate without constant human oversight, and why solving real problems for today’s warfighters is at the heart of HavocAI's work. Catch the full episode to learn how Havoc has brought these technologies from concept to operational impact: https://lnkd.in/dBvdsfdU #AutonomousSystems #MaritimeInnovation
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Founders who build companies that change industries usually have one thing in common. They see the shift before it becomes obvious. While many are focused on improving what already works, they are thinking about how the world is changing and what problems will exist in 5 or 10 years, and they start building now. It’s not easy. At the beginning, those ideas often seem too early, too ambitious, or out of place. At The Veteran Fund, we look specifically for that type of founder. Because the companies with the greatest long-term potential are the ones preparing before the market, capital, and headlines understand what’s coming. HavocAI is a great example of this. From the start, they didn’t think about a single autonomous vehicle, but something much bigger: a system capable of coordinating multiple platforms across land, sea, and air in real time. More than a product, they are building infrastructure. A network where autonomous systems can communicate, adapt, and make decisions together in complex environments. This is critical for the future of defense (and many other industries), where speed, coordination, and resilience are everything. By starting early and committing to a long-term vision, HavocAI got ahead of a major shift. A clear reminder: the best companies don’t build for today, they build for tomorrow.
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The Havoc and PacMar Technologies partnership is on display at #RIMPAC2026, where heterogeneous autonomous fleets are operating collaboratively in the Pacific. On July 22–23, we’ll be running live demonstrations featuring autonomous surface vessels (ASVs) executing collaborative missions in real time. RIMPAC participants will experience how a single operator can command an autonomous fleet through one unified interface. Havoc and PacMar Technologies came together through a shared belief that autonomous maritime systems could be developed faster by combining proven vessel design with collaborative autonomy. That collaboration quickly evolved from integrating autonomy onto the Kaikoa family of vessels to advancing larger autonomous maritime vessels, including Atlas.
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We're proud to share that Teleo, a HavocAI company, has been named to the BuiltWorlds 2026 Robotics Top 50 in the Automated Machinery & Related Solutions – Earthmoving & Excavation category. Teleo is transforming heavy equipment by bringing supervised autonomy to existing construction and mining machines, helping operators work more safely and productively while extending the capabilities of today's fleets. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gVYgMpcK
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Unmanned surface vessels (USVs) are fundamentally changing how the U.S. Army distributes power across thousands of miles of ocean. The modern battlefield demands Soldiers who can operate alongside these autonomous systems to sustain joint force operations in contested environments. This is what forward-thinking logistics looks like in action.
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We're honored to be named to Newsweek's America's Greatest Startup Workplaces 2026 list. This recognition reflects the people behind Havoc and the culture we've built together since day one. More than 30 percent of our workforce are armed services veterans, and our team combines operational military experience with scientists, software engineers, business leaders, and technologists from leading autonomy and advanced technology companies and programs. As we continue building collaborative autonomy across maritime, aerial, and ground domains, we're committed to creating a workplace where mission-driven people are empowered to solve hard problems, move with urgency, and deliver capabilities that matter for America's and our allies' defense, as well as the commercial industries that keep our world moving. Thank you to Newsweek and Plant-A Insights Group for this recognition—and thank you to everyone at Havoc who made it possible. Read more: https://lnkd.in/eDZbiGe2
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Havoc is live at RIMPAC 2026. Hosted by the U.S. Navy's Third Fleet, Rim of the Pacific (RIMPAC) is the world's largest international maritime exercise, bringing together 31 nations, approximately 40 surface ships, five submarines, 140 aircraft, and more than 25,000 personnel. As part of the Naval Postgraduate School's Consortium for Advanced Manufacturing Research and Education (CAMRE) distributed advanced manufacturing experiment, Havoc Mission Operations is supporting a series of autonomous maritime demonstrations throughout the exercise. Activities are underway, beginning with the assembly of a 3D-printed Rampage autonomous surface vessel. Testing, mission preparation, and demonstrations featuring Rampage and Kaikoa autonomous surface vessels will continue throughout the exercise. Stay tuned.
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"Unmanned surface vessels (USVs) are fundamentally changing how the US Army distributes power across thousands of miles of ocean. The modern battlefield demands Soldiers who can operate alongside these autonomous systems to sustain joint force operations in contested environments. This is what forward-thinking logistics looks like in action." Source: U.S. Army | Video by Sgt. Tien-Dat Ngo: https://lnkd.in/g6mrq_FW Havoc is proud to support the mission.