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Agentic intelligence software, unveiled on 11 Nov 2026, that links sensor feeds, open sources, and written reports and prepares information for a weapon. Helsing says an operator must authorize every handoff. The company has not said whether a military customer is using it.
Latest update Nov 12, 2026
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Helsing said on Nov. 11, 2026 that it unveiled Clarity, software that uses many agents to link satellite, drone, signals, and written sources and to prepare information for a weapon. The company said an operator must review the evidence and authorize every handoff, and that a target is nominated only when independent sources agree. Helsing has not said whether any military is using Clarity or when it expects the software to enter service.
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An autonomous combat aircraft in the three-to-five-tonne class, developed and built by Helsing subsidiary Grob Aircraft in Bavaria and natively flown by the Centaur AI. Unveiled September 2025; at ILA Berlin 2026 Helsing added a dedicated CA-1EA electronic-attack variant alongside the CA-1KA kinetic-attack version, pitching the only all-European 'wingman' answer to systems like the EA-18G Growler.
Autonomous quadrupedal ground robot, acquired with Keybotic in January 2026, built to navigate multi-story industrial sites without GPS using onboard cameras and sensors, climbing stairs and slopes while its visual, thermal and acoustic sensors detect anomalies and trigger real-time alerts. Originally sold for energy, oil-and-gas and mining inspection; Helsing is integrating it into its broader autonomous-systems and ground-robotics line.
A quadrupedal robotics research platform designed and manufactured in Europe, including Helsing-designed actuators, unveiled June 1, 2026 with the public launch of Area 9, Helsing's advanced research division led by Chief Scientist Antoine Bordes. Built for outdoor autonomy research rather than combat sales; Helsing is making it available to academic labs, starting with ETH Zurich (Marco Hutter) and INRIA Paris.
AI air-defense system Helsing unveiled on Oct. 26, 2026, intended to fuse sensors and effectors and to task interceptors, including AD-1 Inferno and AD-2 Ambush. The company says users keep decision control through its Altra software.
Jet-powered, container-launched interceptor Helsing introduced with Contra on Oct. 26, 2026. The company says it can loiter, swarm and re-engage, with mid-course guidance from Contra radar stations and an onboard radar seeker.
Solid-rocket, container-launched interceptor Helsing introduced with Contra on Oct. 26, 2026. The company says it reaches Mach 2.5 and more than 20 km, with mid-course guidance from Contra radar stations and an onboard radar seeker.
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