Our Ecosystem of Innovation

Ground autonomy for defense begins here. At Overland HQ, we advance the OverDrive stack and the OverWatch C2 interface using simulation, real-time optimization, and hardware-in-the-loop testing. Between Fremont and Wallingford, minutes from the University of Washington, near the Factory and under two hours from the Proving Grounds. Also the remote hub for operators to control fleets anywhere in the world.

Our battleground before the battlefield. Over 100 square miles of rugged hills, dense forests, arid plains, and rocky outcroppings, tested 24/7. Vehicles come directly from the production line for scenario-based evaluation. Staffed by automotive engineers and professional racers with NASCAR, rally, and desert racing experience, with full-service shops including welding and machine works.

Rapid production of force multipliers. End-to-end development and high-throughput production of crewed and uncrewed ground vehicles, with modular assembly, in-house vehicle design, and precision upfitting of commercial off-the-shelf platforms. Streamlined access to Joint Base Lewis-McChord, minutes from airports, seaports, and rail.

Between San Francisco and Silicon Valley, in the world’s leading hub for robotics and autonomous vehicle development. Teams here build the technology that lets one person operate a fleet of robotic assets through complex missions. The office also houses a first-class robot operations center from which operators can task vehicles wherever they are in the world.

Proximity to senior stakeholders defining the future of ground maneuver allows us to move what we learn with operators in the field into the conversations and requirements taking form on the Hill. Ground autonomy is being defined right now, in policy as much as in engineering. We continue to lead the conversation across both.