AUTONOMOUS SOLUTIONS
Autonomy built by the people who test it.
SimIS builds autonomous systems for training ranges and maritime missions, backed by the modeling, simulation, and test practice to prove they work.
Autonomous Training Systems
Live training fails where realism stops. These platforms put moving, reacting subjects in front of trainees, on the range and in the room.
Human Type Targets (HTT)
Marksmanship against paper does not transfer to marksmanship against people. HTT is a mobile, trackless robotic target that moves like the threat it stands in for, and deploys across live-fire ranges without rails or fixed infrastructure. Built by a modeling and simulation house, it is designed to integrate with synthetic training environments, and it is available through small-business vehicles most of this market cannot offer.
Autonomous De-escalation Robotic Trainer (ADRT)
Most de-escalation training happens on a screen. ADRT stands in the room. A human-like robotic trainer with voice interaction, physical tracking, and scenario-driven behavior, it gives officers repeatable, measurable practice against a subject that talks back, without the cost and variability of live role players.
Maritime Autonomy
Small, affordable, and platform-agnostic: autonomy for inshore waters and for the hulls you already own.
RiverScout
RiverScout is a man-portable autonomous surface vessel built for brown-water work: surveillance, reconnaissance, and situational awareness on rivers, harbors, and inshore waters, run from a tactical robotic controller. It is small enough for a two-person launch, affordable enough to risk, and open enough to serve as a payload and autonomy testbed for research and test programs.
SimIS Autonomous Maritime System (SAMS)
You do not need a new fleet to field autonomy. SAMS is the SimIS AI mission package for autonomous surface vessels: perception, navigation, and command and control that installs on platforms you already own, including WAM-V class hulls. One package integrates reconnaissance, interdiction, and threat monitoring components into a single coordinated system.
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Whether you're evaluating a platform on this page or scoping an autonomy requirement of your own, we're glad to help. Ask about demonstrations, technical details, procurement vehicles, or past performance, and we'll respond quickly.
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