# Lyntris Expands Navy Autonomy Program

On October 20, 2026, Lyntris announced a $6.48 million expansion of its Maritime Tactical Command and Control program with the U.S. Navy, integrating its Dragonflight autonomy technology with Robinson Unmanned’s SPARTAN Group 2 vertical takeoff and landing unmanned aircraft system. The announcement identifies an integration opportunity around a modular, NDAA-compliant platform; it does not announce a new solicitation or a contract award to Robinson Unmanned.

- The work connects autonomy software with an unmanned aircraft platform, highlighting potential roles for providers of sensing, communications, and mission systems that can integrate with modular defense systems.
- Robinson Unmanned is an integration participant and platform provider, while Lyntris is expanding the Navy program; companies should not treat the announcement as a direct Robinson contract award or an open solicitation.
- Defense suppliers can use the integration as a market signal to assess whether their products are compatible with modular, NDAA-compliant UAS platforms and relevant Navy mission-system needs.

**Jurisdictions:** federal
**Industries:** Defense & Military
**Topics:** Artificial Intelligence
**Published:** October 20, 2026

### Government Entities
- United States Navy (U.S. Navy)

### Vendors
- Lyntris (Maritime Tactical Command and Control program expansion contractor and Dragonflight autonomy technology provider)
- Robinson Unmanned (SPARTAN Group 2 UAS platform provider and integration participant)

### Key Quotes
> Operators need reliable platforms that can integrate the best technology available today and continue adapting as autonomy, sensors, communications and mission requirements evolve.
> — Paul Fermo, President of Robinson Unmanned

### Sources
- [Robinson Unmanned Expands U.S. Defense Ecosystem with Lyntris Autonomy Integration](https://sg.finance.yahoo.com/news/robinson-unmanned-expands-u-defense-130200345.html) - Yahoo Finance Singapore