Continuity. Uncertainty. Trust.
Three connected capabilities for autonomous and distributed systems operating under degraded command conditions.
A valid message can still be operationally unsafe.
Traditional communications and security models focus on delivery, encryption, authentication and route availability. Those are necessary foundations. They do not answer whether a message is still fresh, contextually legitimate, custody-coherent or safe to act on under the current mission state.
Resolvix addresses the gap between technical validity and operational trust.
Transport
Routing moves packets.
Security
Cryptography verifies authenticity.
Resolvix
Is this message still fresh, custody-consistent, context-valid and safe to trust?
Three layers. One survivability architecture.
Layer 1
Mission-message continuity
HOLDFAST
Core, Adapt and Sentry. Preserves critical command, telemetry, custody and mission-evidence traffic over degraded bearers; estimates receiver-visible severity and uncertainty when communications evidence becomes ambiguous.
Explore HOLDFASTLayer 2
Mission-context assurance
AURM-NET
Assesses whether commands, telemetry, custody transitions, PNT state, video state, RF confidence and autonomy state remain trustworthy. Improves trust correctness, not packet delivery.
Explore AURM-NETLayer 3
Maritime scenario validation
POSEIDON
Controlled simulation and validation environment for testing HOLDFAST and AURM-NET under degraded RF, C2, PNT, relay, distributed ISR and autonomy conditions.
Explore POSEIDONDesigned to strengthen existing systems.
- Protocol-neutral where possible.
- Bearer-agnostic by design.
- Compatible with sidecar or in-band evidence patterns.
- Designed for constrained edge environments.
- Human-review aware.
- Evidence-first rather than command-authority-first.
- Simulation-backed before field claims.
What we do. What we do not do.
What we do
- Preserve mission-message continuity
- Assess receiver-visible degradation uncertainty
- Evaluate command freshness and custody continuity
- Assess PNT, video, telemetry and autonomy-state confidence
- Produce operator-facing assurance evidence
- Support bounded mission decisions by authorised systems
What we do not do
- Replace radios or waveforms
- Control RF systems
- Classify real jammers
- Fly the drone
- Issue commands
- Control weapons
- Make autonomous targeting decisions
- Claim field, anti-jam or anti-spoof validation before hardware evidence exists
What Resolvix is not.
- Resolvix is not building a new radio.
- Resolvix is not building a new waveform.
- Resolvix is not replacing existing C2 systems.
- Resolvix is not an autopilot.
- Resolvix is not an autonomous weapons system.
- Resolvix does not improve packet delivery via AURM.
- Resolvix does not claim operational validation until field-relevant validation is complete.