Mithra OS

Mithra OS is ARX Robotics' modular software for unmanned vehicles. Vehicle Control runs remote and autonomous operation onboard, while Mission Operations lets one operator plan and supervise multiple systems in a shared operational picture.

Mithra OS is modular software from ARX Robotics, a German company, built for running unmanned ground and aerial systems. It is split into two layers that work together. Vehicle Control sits at the level of the individual machine, linking its drive controls, sensors and payloads and handling remote operation and autonomy directly onboard. Mission Operations sits above it and handles planning and coordination across several systems at once. The design follows a clear flow of information. Mission intent and tasking move downward from the operator to the vehicles, while vehicle and sensor data move upward into a single operational picture. Vehicle Control lists vehicle and payload integration, remote operation, autonomous navigation, onboard system control, and connectivity and telemetry as its core capabilities. Mission Operations lists planning by intent, mission simulation, multi-system coordination, data fusion and inference, a real-time operational picture, and a smart operator interface. In practice, one operator can assign an area to monitor and have connected ground and aerial systems share their sensor data in one live view. The software is aimed at defense and security organizations and other operators who need to manage mixed fleets, including ARX Robotics vehicles and partner vehicles. The listed applications are fleet control, counter-UAS, reconnaissance, last-mile supply and convoy overwatch. ARX positions the product as made in Europe, tied to a stated goal of strengthening European technological resilience and sovereignty. Mithra OS is not a general-purpose AI assistant or a self-serve app. It is enterprise robotics infrastructure, and access starts with a demo or a conversation with the ARX team rather than a signup. Among alternatives, it competes with other autonomy and command-and-control stacks for unmanned systems, and its distinguishing angle is the pairing of onboard vehicle autonomy with multi-system mission planning in one product family that ARX also extends through its Gereon and Hector capabilities.