XTEND deploys XOS-powered AtlasROVER in Asia-Pacific
TAMPA, Fla. — XTEND, a leader in AI-powered robotics, has taken a significant step toward its strategy of creating a unified software layer across various robotic systems by deploying its XOS-powered AtlasROVER in the Asia-Pacific region. This marks the first such deployment since XTEND acquired Atlas, a move that extends the company's XOS-powered systems from aerial domains into the ground robotics sector.
"We are pleased to see the successful integration of AtlasROVER into the XOS ecosystem, marking a pivotal milestone in our strategy to build a common software layer across air, ground, and maritime robotic systems," said Aviv Shapira, CEO and co-founder of XTEND. "Our goal is to enable seamless interoperability among different robotic platforms, allowing for more effective and coordinated operations while keeping human control at the core."
AtlasROVER is a versatile ground robotic platform designed for complex environments and capable of supporting multiple mission payloads. Its integration with XOS highlights XTEND's commitment to expanding its software-first approach across diverse physical domains. This deployment underscores the company's vision of creating a comprehensive and adaptable software architecture that can be applied across various robotic systems.
"The successful deployment of AtlasROVER in the ground domain is a testament to the versatility and scalability of our XOS platform," Shapira added. "This integration brings us closer to achieving our long-term vision of a unified software ecosystem that can enhance operational efficiency and flexibility across different robotic platforms."
XTEND's XOS is an operating system designed for human-guided autonomy, providing common AI capabilities, mission applications, and operator workflows across different robotic platforms. By incorporating AtlasROVER into this ecosystem, XTEND is expanding the range of robotic platforms within its software architecture and demonstrating its ability to extend its software-first approach into the ground domain.
"This deployment is not just about adding another platform to our ecosystem; it's about creating a more cohesive and interoperable future for robotic systems," Shapira concluded. "We are excited about the potential this brings and are committed to continuing our efforts to innovate and expand our capabilities."
The successful deployment of AtlasROVER in the ground domain is a critical step toward achieving XTEND's strategic objectives. As the company continues to develop and integrate its XOS-powered systems, it aims to create a more unified and flexible robotic ecosystem that can cater to a wide range of operational needs.