Unmanned Systems

We develop autonomy and command and control solutions to operate and coordinate groups of autonomous systems and enable better, faster, and more responsive decision-making in the field.

Optimized for Excellence

Our sensing and processing systems empower unmanned vehicles to execute complex missions.

Enhanced Awareness

The seamless integration of Integer’s perception systems enables unmanned systems to carry out commands while navigating complex and dynamic landscapes.

Mission-Ready Performance

Integer’s technology is designed for versatility, addressing military and commercial challenges. From detecting threats to monitoring infrastructure, our software scales seamlessly across industries.

Empowering Rapid Decisions

By distilling vast amounts of data into clear, actionable insights, Integer reduces cognitive load, ensuring operators and systems can make safe decisions in critical moments.

Advancing the Independence of Unmanned Vessels

Integer is revolutionizing the capabilities of unmanned platforms with technologies that increase the independence of autonomous systems. We make software for autonomous surface and underwater vehicles, leveraging AI-powered sensing and real-time data processing, to optimize and dynamically adapt mission operations.

Our expertise includes self-monitoring technologies that assess mechanical and electrical system health and local environmental conditions alongside decision-making tools built for dynamic operational theaters. Integer provides solutions that mitigate cognitive load and enhance mission flexibility by delivering fast, actionable insights to human operators.

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Our innovations strengthen platform coordination and situational awareness in challenging environments, enabling mission-informed decision-making. This empowers operators to orchestrate groups of autonomous systems with minimal interaction.

Building Adaptable Autonomy

We develop autonomy and command and control solutions to operate and coordinate groups of autonomous systems and enable better, faster, and more responsive decision-making in the field.

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Capabilities

Unmanned Systems

We develop tools to coordinate autonomous systems and provide better and faster decisions responsive to mission objectives and true field conditions.

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Sensors and Perception

We provide multi-modal, optionally passive sensing systems for manned and unmanned platform navigation, collision avoidance, target identification, and situational awareness.

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Power and Energy Systems

We create predictive energy management systems and offer high-speed decision aids to operators of power and energy equipment.

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Advanced Manufacturing

We apply digital engineering tools to optimize manufacturing processes and improve the speed, quality, and cost of advanced systems and materials fabrication.

Cyber-Physical Resilience

We use simulations, machine learning, and artificial intelligence to make embedded systems more resilient against cyberattacks.

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Jul 14, 2025

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Heard at CVPR 25: Computer Vision AI Trends Driving Maritime Autonomy

Pictured: Luis Robles, Senior Computer Vision Engineer; James Cutler, Perception Engineer; Ryan Jeon, Ph.D., Computer Vision Engineer II; Regan Willis, Senior Software Engineer; and Tristan Kyzer, Perception Engineering Manager (l to r) We’re committed to implementing the latest tools and innovating cutting-edge software engineering to advance defense tech. As part of that commitment, members

Jun 25, 2025

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Building Smarter Boats: A Student Spotlight on LSU’s Autonomous Vessel Capstone with Integer

Recently at one of our Baton Rouge events with our LSU team, a group of six LSU College of Engineering seniors debuted their final design capstone project that we sponsored throughout the school year: a catamaran-style unmanned surface vessel (USV). On a warm, sunny day by the water, our team of engineers, along with LSU

Jun 23, 2025

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Celebrating International Women in Engineering Day with Dr. Crystal Pee Bowman

As International Women in Engineering Day recognizes the contributions of women in engineering and encourages them to enter the field, we’re delighted to highlight the contributions of Crystal Pee Bowman, Ph.D., Integer’s Technical Program Manager – Workforce Development. In this role, Dr. Pee Bowman focuses on workforce development for the Department of Defense, with a

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