TILT Autonomy

TILT Autonomy develops autonomy systems for unmanned vehicles. The site uses the term UxS for these systems. It says the company works on guidance, navigation and control, hardware design and prototyping, and vehicle integration. Its work covers land, sea and air vehicles.

The company offers guidance, navigation and control systems. The site says these systems help a vehicle make real-time decisions and reach precise positions. It also offers Intelligent C2 systems for planning, monitoring and controlling unmanned fleets.

The company designs and prototypes rugged UxS platforms. The site says these platforms are meant to move from prototype to full-scale production. It also says legacy vehicles can be upgraded with autonomous capabilities using an open-source framework.

The site describes the MARV project as a maritime autonomy case study. The site says it was developed in 90 days. It included sensor fusion, guidance algorithms, propulsion control and power management.

The team includes Ryan Beall, founder and chief executive officer. The site says he is a former naval aviator and was chief engineer on a small unmanned aircraft program. Mark Jacobsen is director of research and development. He is a retired US Air Force lieutenant colonel.

The site says the team blends talent from Silicon Valley and the military. It also says the company has a monthly newsletter called the TILT Monthly Out Brief.

The site has a newsletter sign-up, a careers page and a contact form. It does not list a street address or phone number in the text.