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Halo: resilient coordination for autonomous systems. DeepProve: verifiable proof for AI. Defense & enterprise. @LagrangeFndn $LA
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    Jun 24
    A drone swarm is only a swarm until the network breaks. After that, it's just a lot of drones flying alone. Everyone's racing to build more autonomous systems. Almost no one's building the engine that keeps them working as one. Today that changes. Introducing Halo, the
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    Reading about swarm coordination is one thing. Trying to break it yourself is better. We put the Halo playground online: drop assets on a map, cut the network, jam the comms, and see if the swarm holds.
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    Go run a scenario → playground.lagrange.dev
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    Farnborough opens in a week. Boeing confirmed the MQ-28 Ghost Bat makes its static debut: an uncrewed jet built to fly alongside crewed fighters, doing surveillance and electronic warfare. The halls will be full of autonomous aircraft next week. A lot of it will be seriously
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    Jul 7
    MQ-28 Ghost Bat is the first and only collaborative combat aircraft integrated into a multinational, joint force exercise at Valiant Shield '26. Flying alongside allied aircraft provided key insights into how MQ-28 operates within a unified force. More: boeing.mediaroom.com/news-releases-…
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    Jul 13
    In a real fight, no single drone sees everything. Sensors disagree. Maps drift. Each one thinks it knows what's happening, and they're all a little wrong. Halo pulls them into one shared picture the whole swarm acts on together. Not a vote. One converged view of what's true.
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    Jul 10
    Autonomy engineers: what's the first thing that actually breaks in the field? Not in the demo. In the field. We'll start: the comms link everyone swore was redundant.
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    Jul 10
    Second place: the failure detector that calls a node dead because it went quiet for 900ms on a congested link.
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    Jul 9
    "Okay, but what does Halo actually do once it's flying?" Fair question. It ships with four coordination patterns every real mission keeps reinventing, so your team doesn't have to: · one shared sensor picture, even under jamming · comms that route themselves around dead or
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    Jul 9
    And none of it is your mission logic, that stays yours. Halo is the layer underneath that keeps a swarm a swarm.
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    Jul 8
    The Pentagon just put nearly every unmanned program, ground, air, sea under a single autonomy czar. Consolidation is the easy half. Resilient coordination in contested environments is the hard half.
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    Jul 3
    A new Pentagon office, DRPM-UxS, gains significant authority over the US military's drones. This consolidation may redefine military drone strategies. bit.ly/3SFyqfz
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    @lagrangedev
    Jul 7
    The first two films showed the swarm surviving. This one shows it fighting back. The threat isn't only jamming anymore. It's another swarm. Coordinated intercept, offshore. Every drone shares the picture, decisions spread across the group, no central commander to take out.
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    Jul 2
    Booup X @lagrangedev 라그랑주 한국 커뮤니티가 채널 오픈! 라그랑주는 검증 가능한 AI 인프라 딥프루브와 드론·로봇 등 자율 시스템 코디네이션 기술 Halo를 개발하는 기술 중심 프로젝트입니다. 현재 BOOUP에서 진행 중인 라그랑주 이벤트는 다음과 같습니다 커뮤니티 입장 이벤트 → 입장만
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    Jul 3
    250 years ago, a country bet on a then-radical idea: don't put all the power in one place. Distribute it, check it, and the whole thing holds even when parts fail. That's still the bet we build on today. It's the idea behind everything we make, from verifying every AI inference
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    Jul 2
    How do you keep a swarm a swarm while the network is falling apart? Our chief scientist, Charalampos Papamanthou, broke down what's actually happening inside Halo. Short version:
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    Jul 2
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    4/ Decisions on three clocks: full consensus when there's time, neighborhood coordination when the swarm splits, and reflex in milliseconds when something is immediate.
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    Jul 2
    The full breakdown → lagrange.dev/blog/halo-engi…
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    Jul 1
    Everybody wants to talk about how many drones you can build. Nobody talks about what happens when half the swarm can't reach each other mid-mission. Comms jammed, GPS gone, the network in pieces. That's the actual problem. That's what Halo is for.
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    Jul 1
    See it work →
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    Lagrange Defense | Verifiable Autonomy in Contested Ops
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    @lagrangedev
    Jun 29
    Real missions don't sit still. Conditions shift, drones drop, and a hole opens in your coverage. Watch Halo catch it and rebalance the swarm on its own. Roles reshuffled, coverage closed, no one touching a controller. The mission changes. The system adapts. The swarm doesn't
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    Jun 29
    Halo, the coordination engine for autonomous systems. See it work → lagrange.dev/defense
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