Choose a mission. Make your first move.
Pick a mission. Deploy your field kit. See how long you can keep the city standing.
Drone swarms are approaching. Deploy machine-gun rovers to shoot them down before they strike the buildings. Every wave gets stronger.
Hostile groups approach with incendiary bottles. Deploy support rovers to de-escalate groups before buildings fall.
Simplified arcade simulation. No real locations, tactics or hardware controls.
A small game. A bigger system.
You’re playing a fun mini demo. Tritium is real software in active development for robot fleet management, sensing and Nerf battles. The goal: robot dogs with toy blasters, for family play.
The full application brings satellite maps, fleet views, sensor integrations and scenario tools into one operator console. Simulation is part of how we develop and test that system.
Real hardware interfaces MQTT robot and sensor connections bring fleet telemetry into the operator console. Real robots, toy blasters, friendly neighborhood games.
Real camera systems RTSP/USB security cameras and detection integrations connect imagery with the shared map. HackRF SDR and Meshtastic addons add radio sensing and mesh text messaging.
Amy, the AI commander AI-assisted situational awareness and autonomous scenario behavior in simulation, building toward coordinated Nerf play with real robots. Hardware integrations require separate configuration; this mini demo connects to none.
Actual development screenshots, captured in simulation with no robots connected. This browser mini demo has simplified game rules and no access to hardware. Screenshots show the full app, not additional features unlocked here.