Industries — Defense
Optimus is designed for air-gapped operation from the first boot: complete auditability, complete traceability, and updates delivered by signed physical media — a system your accreditation process can fully review.
Why sovereign
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Denied, degraded, and disconnected environments are where defense AI must work. A self-contained appliance with local models needs no reachback to be fully capable.
02
ITAR technical data and export-controlled designs stop at the border of any system you don't control. Keeping inference on owned hardware keeps the control regime intact.
03
CMMC and DIB security reviews get simpler when the AI stack is a single accountable appliance — not a mesh of SaaS subprocessors with their own clearance questions.
The pain point — compliance
For classified and CUI environments, the first question isn't accuracy — it's whether the system can exist inside the boundary at all. Optimus ships with zero external dependencies, a fully dark-site mode, and an update path that fits two-person integrity procedures.
The regimes in play
ITAR / EAR
Export-controlled technical data restricted to authorized persons on controlled systems.
CMMC 2.0 / NIST 800-171
CUI handling requirements across the defense industrial base — flowed down to every subcontractor.
Classified Enclave Policy
Air-gapped networks where any external call is a violation, not a configuration choice.
Supply-Chain Security
Provenance and integrity requirements for every component that enters the SCIF.
What cloud AI puts at stake
Optimus removes this exposure entirely: no external calls, no subprocessors, no egress — the full AI stack runs inside the controls you already operate.
Use cases
Every workload below runs on the appliance, against your documents and systems, with full logs — no internet connection required.
Summarize, translate, and cross-reference captured or collected documents entirely offline, at the speed of the mission.
Put decades of technical manuals and maintenance history behind a natural-language interface that runs at the depot or on the flight line.
For the DIB: draft CDRLs, compliance matrices, and DFARS-clause responses over your own past performance library.
Summarize alerts, correlate logs, and draft incident reports inside the same classification level the data lives at.
Search doctrine, orders, and after-action archives with clearance-aware access controls enforced locally.
Generate scenario injects, evaluations, and study materials from your own doctrine library — on hardware that never touches the internet.
Reserve a build slot, or talk to the team about a sovereign deployment for your organization.
