FORT Robotics Expands Its Trust Layer for Physical AI with Connectivity Aggregation to Keep Autonomous Machines Reliably Connected Anywhere
Business Wire•14/10/2026•08:00 ET
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Key Highlights
- ➤FORT Robotics launched Connectivity Aggregation at the AUSA Annual Meeting & Exposition.
- ➤Connectivity Aggregation combines cellular, satellite, Wi-Fi, and tactical radio networks.
- ➤Connectivity Aggregation is in active rollout with several defense customers.
- ➤FORT serves more than 600 customers with over 19,500 units deployed.
- ➤FORT plans a business combination with Newbury Street II Acquisition (NTWO); proposed ticker FROB.
Expert Statements
Samuel Reeves, CEO of FORT Robotics
“We've all been on a phone call when the signal starts breaking up and suddenly the person on the other end is gone. A dropped connection is annoying when you’re talking with a friend. It’s a very different problem when someone is remotely operating a 20-ton machine.”
Carlos Villegas, Strategic Account Executive for Defense at FORT Robotics
“Imagine a soldier remotely operating an autonomous vehicle in contested territory. If the network degrades or gets jammed, that soldier could suddenly lose control of the machine. When troops are working alongside heavy autonomous equipment, a disruption in communications puts lives at risk and compromises the mission.”
FORT Robotics Expands Its Trust Layer for Physical AI with Connectivity Aggregation to Keep Autonomous Machines Reliably Connected Anywhere
New software solution bridges any combination of cellular, satellite, Wi-Fi, and radio networks into a single link for dependable communications in challenging environments
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