Lyntris Advances Navy Autonomous Formation Flight with MTC2 Extension
Business Wire•20/10/2026•08:00 ET
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Key Highlights
- ➤$6.48 million Navy contract expansion funds precision 3D formation flight development
- ➤Lyntris will integrate Dragonflight autonomy with Robinson Unmanned’s SPARTAN aircraft
- ➤Navy portfolio expands from maritime command and control into autonomous unmanned aircraft
- ➤Lyntris and Robinson Unmanned plan a capability demonstration later this year
Expert Statements
Daniel Gelyana, Executive Vice President of Global C2 at Lyntris
“Our teams have supported the Navy’s command and control mission since 2000, and that relationship and long-term expertise opened the door to this work.”
Daniel Gelyana, Executive Vice President of Global C2 at Lyntris
“Dragonflight gives the Navy a mature product to build on, and the precision formation capability we’re adding will carry across services and missions.”
Paul Fermo, President of Robinson Unmanned
“The operational value of an unmanned aircraft is increasingly defined by how effectively it can operate as part of the larger force.”
Paul Fermo, President of Robinson Unmanned
“SPARTAN’s open, modular architecture was designed to accommodate new capabilities without locking the aircraft into a single mission.”
Paul Fermo, President of Robinson Unmanned
“Pairing it with Lyntris’ Dragonflight demonstrates how that adaptability can support coordinated operations across complex, distributed mission environments.”
Lyntris Advances Navy Autonomous Formation Flight with MTC2 Extension
New capability combines Lyntris Dragonflight autonomy with Robinson Unmanned’s SPARTAN unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) to enable precision 3D formation flight
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