Columbia-based Integer Technologies wants to put naval forces one step ahead in modern maritime operations with its new predictive-intelligence platform.
Called DIGIT Mission Assurance Platform, it blends virtual models with real-time environmental data to help commanders anticipate, coordinate, and adapt missions at the tactical edge.
Built to thrive in contested or denied environments, the tech uses live sensor feeds with advanced modeling to deliver continuous situational awareness across manned and unmanned vessels.
DIGIT is designed to scale across surface and underwater platforms, from current battleships to future frigates and next-gen sea drones.
“The next-gen of defense technology will be defined by software that can anticipate, not just respond,” said Duke Hartman, co-founder and chief executive officer at Integer Technologies .
“It represents a fundamental shift toward mission-aware technology, giving operators and autonomous systems the foresight to make confident decisions to deliver successful mission outcomes.”
Mission Modules
DIGIT is set to roll out with three mission-focused modules.
The first, DIGIT COMMAND, is a multi-agent mission manager for shore-side commanders that adds a decision-support layer to existing command-and-control systems.
DIGIT CORE is the onboard framework that handles perception, planning, and problem-solving, giving operators tighter control and making the craft more responsive.
Using live data and onboard modeling, it keeps tabs on propulsion and power, flags faults early, and helps crews take corrective actions before issues escalate.
The third module, DIGIT UxV, is built for unmanned surface and underwater vehicles, enabling mission planning and adaptation even with limited connectivity.
It also simulates how platforms will interact with the environment, providing a tactical edge during operations.
