Elbit Systems Ltd.’s FUSE unveiled its AI-driven autonomous combat systems and One2Many operational capabilities, enabling centralized real-time coordination of large numbers of autonomous aerial and ground systems.
Built on years of operational experience, proven technologies and advanced autonomy developed within Elbit Systems, FUSE delivers mature military-grade autonomous systems designed for scalable coordinated operations across land and air domains.
At the core of the portfolio is Dominion-X, an AI-powered unified operating system enabling One2Many operations in GNSS-denied environments, supported by advanced automatic target recognition (ATR) and homing capabilities. Dominion-X enables centralized real-time coordination and management of autonomous aerial and ground systems, including real-time mission data exchange between platforms and distributed operations across battlefield environments through a shared mission network.
Designed for contested and GPS-denied environments, FUSE’s solutions support resilient mission execution, distributed autonomous operations and manned-unmanned teaming (MUM-T) alongside maneuvering forces and crewed platforms within existing military formations and command structures.
FUSE’s solutions also enable military forces to rapidly integrate autonomous capabilities into existing tactical assets, unmanned systems and combat vehicles, creating scalable coordinated autonomous formations while leveraging current force structures.
Supported by Elbit Systems’ operational experience, manufacturing infrastructure and global defense footprint, FUSE’s solutions are designed for scalable production, rapid field integration and sustained operational deployment across multi-domain operations.
The technologies and autonomous systems within FUSE’s portfolio have already accumulated more than 1,000,000 operational flight hours and over 100,000 autonomous ground operation hours, with thousands of drones and hundreds of unmanned ground platforms already delivered to customers worldwide.
“Military forces are entering a new operational era in which combat effectiveness will increasingly depend not only on autonomous platforms themselves, but on the ability to integrate and coordinate large numbers of autonomous systems within existing maneuver forces in real time,” said Eyal Dahan, CEO of FUSE. “FUSE was established to deliver that capability today – combining autonomous platforms, operational AI and scalable One2Many command capabilities into integrated operational solutions that can be rapidly deployed and integrated into modern combat formations.”
