Apium Joins Red Cat Futures Initiative
Apium Swarm Robotics has partnered with Red Cat Holdings to advance swarming autonomy for tactical drones.
The partnership aims to bring scalable and resilient drone swarms into tactical defence operations.
Partnership Details
On November 4, 2025, Apium and Red Cat signed a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) under which Apium will join Red Cat's "Futures Initiative" consortium.
The goal is to accelerate the deployment of advanced, interoperable unmanned systems (UxS) for defence and national security operations.
Successful Testing
Apium's swarm-autopilot and ground control system were integrated into Red Cat's Teal 2 drone platform and demonstrated at the U.S. Army's ACM-UAS Industry Day.
Apium's approach shifts the "swarm logic" from a central ground station to the drones themselves.
Benefits of Partnership
- Decentralised, scalable drone swarming in contested environments.
- Advancing swarming autonomy for tactical drones.
Author's summary: Apium partners with Red Cat to advance drone swarming autonomy.
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