Fleet management
Fleet management for defense autonomy is not warehouse AMR orchestration or Boston Dynamics Spot fleet software—it is getting models, firmware, calibration, and signed payloads to robots, UAS, and ground vehicles already in test and field-deployed scenarios. Fleet deployment at scale means cryptographic acknowledgment per node, canary-to-wave promotion, and rollback when telemetry breaches—not a single kubectl apply from a cloud region. Poolboy is Gentle Weapons' deployment control plane for payload and OTA fleet operations over intermittent links, with human-authorized gates and last-known-good rollback.
Robot fleet rollout without a cluster
Shipping AI to a robot fleet is firmware, weights, sensors, radios, OTA, and a rollback plan that works when the operator is wearing gloves. Poolboy treats every rollout like the live operation it is—because for defense programs, it is.
- [ OK ]Canary, wave, and region targeting across mixed platforms
- [ OK ]Cryptographically signed manifests with per-node ack
- [ OK ]Atomic rollback to last-known-good on breach
- [ OK ]Bandwidth-aware, resumable delivery over Poolnet
Wrong job-to-be-done we skip
We do not pretend to compete with warehouse AMR fleet tools, Microsoft fleet suites, or ground-logistics orchestration. Poolboy is built for payload OTA on autonomous defense platforms—not indoor pallet movers.
Gentle Weapons builds defense autonomy infrastructure in Mesa, AZ. Technical specifications and deployment references are shared under NDA with qualified program parties. Request a briefing.