Picogrid was selected for NATO’s Decision Superiority Warfighter Challenge to operationalize the connective tissue between disparate tactical-edge sensors and the Alliance’s Maven Smart System (MSS). This NATO initiative synthesizes resilient, edge-processed data directly into the Allied command framework.
NATO commanders face an overwhelming influx of sensor data, yet are starved for a unified operating picture. Picogrid’s platform enables commanders to act at speed, transforming isolated edge data points into the real-time, cross-domain decision superiority required to outpace modern threats.
While AI platforms like MSS are powerful, they are only as effective as the data they receive. Picogrid connects fragmented sensors directly into these systems, turning a chaotic stream of isolated information into a unified, actionable map. This allows commanders to see the full battlefield clearly in real time and make critical decisions in seconds, not hours.
“An alliance of 32 nations means 32 different sets of sensors and systems, and getting them to work as one has always been the hard part. Picogrid links the equipment each nation already owns into MSS, so no member has to give up its own systems to share a common picture,” said Martin Slosarik, Co-Founder and Head of Growth at Picogrid. “Commanders get one operating picture drawn from every nation’s feeds, and the Alliance can add new capability without ripping out what already works.”
Picogrid brings a proven track record of integrating tactical-edge systems with C2 platforms, including MSS, Lattice, and TAK. As NATO continues to scale MSS across member states, Picogrid is positioned to provide the interoperability and edge-orchestration layer needed to support this expansion, reinforcing the company’s role in accelerating Allied interoperability and defense modernization.
