Havoc and Rune Technologies Integrate Platforms for Autonomous Logistics Solutions

PROVIDENCE, R.I. and ARLINGTON, Va., September 3, 2026, Havoc, the all-domain collaborative autonomy company, and Rune Technologies, which specializes in AI-enabled logistics mission command technologies for the U.S. military and allied nations, have announced the successful integration of their platforms. This partnership aims to deliver autonomous sustainment solutions specifically designed for contested and denied environments, enhancing logistics capabilities for warfighters operating in some of the world's most dangerous conditions.

The integration, achieved through Havoc's Autonomy Development Kit (ADK), combines Rune's TyrOS logistics planning system with Havoc's autonomous aircraft. This joint solution is designed to operate at the edge, ensuring that supply operations remain functional even in environments where connectivity or infrastructure may be degraded, denied, or unavailable.

"Our military faces one of the most challenging problems in contested logistics," said Paul Lwin, Co-Founder and CEO of Havoc. "By integrating our collaborative autonomy with Rune's logistics intelligence, we are equipping warfighters with tools to succeed where traditional methods may fail."

David Tuttle, Co-Founder and CEO of Rune Technologies, echoed Lwin's sentiment, emphasizing the importance of actionable intelligence. "Knowing what a unit has is only valuable if the system can act on it," he stated. "TyrOS provides that crucial decision-making capability, while Havoc's autonomous aircraft ensure that supplies move as swiftly as the decisions themselves."

This integration builds on Rune Technologies' existing partnership with the U.S. Army, as the company recently secured a contract for enterprise access to TyrOS. The platform is now poised to integrate seamlessly with Havoc's autonomous systems, providing a scalable solution for future operations.

The partnership has already undergone field testing. On August 16, 2026, Rune Technologies and Havoc successfully completed an end-to-end autonomous resupply mission during the Pegasus Charge III exercise at Fort Hood, Texas. This live operational test demonstrated the capabilities of the integrated systems, showcasing their potential to revolutionize logistics in contested environments.

Havoc's approach to collaborative autonomy focuses on connecting assets to share information and adapt in real-time. The company's software-defined hardware enables autonomous systems to operate effectively even when communications are disrupted or denied. By optimizing mission performance and minimizing human risk, Havoc is at the forefront of developing solutions for complex and contested environments.

Rune Technologies, on the other hand, specializes in AI-powered logistics mission command technologies, providing commanders and logisticians with a single platform, TyrOS. This platform tracks supply, forecasts demand, routes distribution, and tasks autonomous platforms, all while operating in harsh environments where networks may be unavailable. The company's TyrSense sensors ensure continuous tracking of personnel and supplies at each handoff, ensuring seamless integration with Havoc's systems.

The successful integration and field testing of these systems mark a significant step forward in autonomous logistics for military operations. By combining advanced distribution management with collaborative autonomy, Havoc and Rune Technologies are paving the way for more resilient and adaptive supply chains in the most challenging environments.