Elbit Systems’ FUSE Launches AI-Driven Autonomous Systems for Scalable Multi-Domain Combat

Elbit Systems’ FUSE has unveiled its AI-driven autonomous combat systems and One2Many operational capabilities designed to enable centralized real-time coordination of autonomous aerial and ground formations at scale.

At the core of the portfolio is Dominion-X, a unified operating system that supports One2Many operations in GNSS-denied environments. Built with automatic target recognition (ATR) and homing capabilities, Dominion-X facilitates real-time mission data exchange between platforms and enables distributed operations across battlefield environments via a shared mission network.

The platform architecture is designed to support resilient mission execution, distributed autonomous operations, and manned-unmanned teaming (MUM-T). By integrating autonomous capabilities into existing tactical assets, unmanned systems, and combat vehicles, military forces can deploy coordinated formations within current force structures and command frameworks.

FUSE’s autonomous solutions are built on technologies that have already accumulated over 1,000,000 operational flight hours and more than 100,000 autonomous ground operation hours. Thousands of drones and hundreds of unmanned ground platforms have been delivered to customers worldwide.

The comprehensive portfolio includes several specialized domain solutions:

• Unmanned Tactical Force: A fully digitized system built for recon-strike in mass operations.
• Pirani-X: Seek and strike tactical swarm drone solutions tailored for maneuvering forces.
• Urban Lethality Systems: Stand-in mass UGVs and one-way attack (OWA) drones engineered for indoor engagements and fortified threats.
• Armored Wingman Systems: Airborne and ground unmanned assets operating alongside or launched directly from manned armored platforms.
• Border Defense Systems: Fixed, mobile, and deployed assets designed to execute autonomous border protection with minimal operator intervention.
• Multi-Mission Group 1 & 2 UAS: The X-intra, THOR, and Magni-X multi-rotor VTOL families, providing backpack-portable units for reconnaissance, surveillance, target identification, electronic warfare support, communications relay, and configurable mission effects.
• Ground Autonomy Kits: Hardware and software solutions enabling autonomous operations for UGVs and manned platforms, teleoperation capabilities, and Enhanced Visual Position Systems (EVPS) for off-road missions in contested areas.

The systems are currently operationally deployed and in active service with military forces in Israel, the United States, and Europe, supporting ongoing missions and force modernization initiatives.

Eyal Dahan, CEO of FUSE, said, “Military forces are entering a new operational era in which combat effectiveness will increasingly depend not only on autonomous platforms themselves, but on the ability to integrate and coordinate large numbers of autonomous systems within existing maneuver forces in real time. FUSE was established to deliver that capability today – combining autonomous platforms, operational AI and scalable One2Many command capabilities into integrated operational solutions that can be rapidly deployed and integrated into modern combat formations.”

Supported by Elbit Systems’ manufacturing infrastructure and global defense footprint, FUSE aims to accelerate sensor-to-shooter cycles, expand combat mass, and improve force survivability while mitigating risk to personnel.