GHOST CORE. One codebase for every unmanned system you field.
In qualificationGHOST CORE is the software layer that binds the family together. Command and control, ground station software, datalink management, swarm logic, mission planning and the AI vision stack sit in one modular codebase covering air, land, sea and infrastructure, so adding a new system line does not mean adding a new command system.
Key facts
| One codebase across all domains |
| Human decision enforced by the architecture |
| Signed updates with rollback |
*Subject to change.
Role in the GHOST family
GHOST CORE is the reason the family holds together. Command, mission planning, datalink management, swarm logic and the vision stack live in one codebase. Adding a new system line does not mean adding a new command system, a new training course and a new maintenance contract.
Standards and interfaces
Modular open systems architecture. Designed to NATO STANAG 4586 and STANREC 4818. Signed over the air updates with versioning and rollback. Human decision in the engagement loop enforced by the architecture.
Questions
What does GHOST CORE do?
GHOST CORE is the command software behind every GHOST system. It holds command and control, ground station software, datalink management, swarm logic, mission planning and the AI vision stack in a single modular codebase.
Does every GHOST system use the same software?
Yes. Air, land, surface, subsea and infrastructure systems run on the same codebase, which is why a customer who adopts one line does not need a second command system for the next.
How is human control guaranteed?
The architecture requires a human decision before an engagement. It is a property of the system, not a setting, so it cannot be switched off by configuration.
Systems
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Status 09/2026