DaggerOS for DoD program offices

If you run a program office, your problem is not one sensor — it is integrating many into a capability an operator can actually hold, at a maturity you can defend in a milestone review. DaggerOS™ fuses multi-domain sensing into one operator picture with a single human authorization gate, at TRL 7–8, demonstrated under live, third-party conditions at T-REX 26-2 (May 2026).

Your problem, in your language

You are asked to deliver a multi-domain capability against a fragmented sensor market. Each vendor sells a box and a screen. Integration risk, sustainment cost, and the operator-workload problem land on you. DaggerOS is the integration layer: sensor-agnostic, MOSA-aligned, and evidence-first, so the picture is one system instead of a rack of consoles.

Why DaggerOS fits a program of record

• Maturity you can cite. TRL 7–8, demonstrated at T-REX 26-2 under live, operationally representative, third-party conditions.
• Standards posture, stated honestly. Engineered to and aligned to published standards — DoDD 3000.09, NIST RMF 800-37, MITRE ATT&CK — with no claim of an ATO or a certification we do not hold.
• Human-in-command by design. One Human Gate, no autonomous engagement path, a tamper-evident SHA-256-chained decision record for the accountability your reviews demand.
• Open interfaces. MOSA-aligned, with MAVLink, ArduPilot, PX4, and ATAK interoperability, so it fits an existing program rather than replacing it.

Your acquisition path

DaggerOS is a commercial product, which opens FAR Part 12. For prototyping ahead of a program of record, OTA prototype authority (10 USC §4022) applies. If a qualifying SBIR Phase III (15 USC §638(r)) award exists, sole-source is available. Most production buys land as firm-fixed-price. The Acquisition Pathfinder walks your specifics to a likely path with the governing citation.

Relevant domains and use-cases

Counter-UAS, electronic warfare, ISR fusion, resilient PNT, and cyber defense are the domains program offices evaluate most. The clearest fits are base air defense, installation force protection, contested-spectrum EW, and GPS-denied operations.

FAQ

What is the maturity, honestly?

TRL 7–8. The counter-UAS, EW, SIGINT, direction-finding, and resilient-PNT cores were demonstrated at T-REX 26-2. Capabilities not yet demonstrated are marked Roadmap on their domain and use-case pages.

Can we buy it commercially?

Yes. DaggerOS meets the commercial-product definition, so FAR Part 12 applies, alongside OTA, SBIR Phase III where a prior award exists, and FFP for production.