REAPER is Rackner's AI-enabled microservices platform that accelerates the OODA loop for command and control operators - processing vast data streams, identifying actionable entities, and generating prioritized battle recommendations while keeping humans in control.
The Challenge
Modern multi-domain operations create overwhelming cognitive load for battle managers and C2 operators. They must process massive amounts of real-time data from tactical data links, ISR sensors, communications networks, and geospatial sources while making time-critical decisions that can determine mission success or failure.
How REAPER Works
Autonomous Data Processing
Ingests and fuses data from Link-16, JREAP-C, ISR feeds, voice transcription, and radar tracks in real-time using modular microservices architecture.
AI/ML-Powered Analysis
Delivers prioritized courses of action in a fraction of the time, accelerating the OODA loop while maintaining human decision authority. Air Force battle managers rated REAPER highly during operational testing.
Explainable AI
Maintains transparency through LIME and SHAP frameworks so operators understand and validate recommendations before taking action.
Human-Machine Teaming
Augments operator capabilities without replacing human judgment, keeping humans in control of all decision-making authority.
Proven Results
TRL 7
Achieved during operational demonstrations at the U.S. Air Force's Shadow Operations Center
561
Autonomous battle Courses of Action generated during demonstration
2x Faster
Improvement in operator decision speed compared to manual processes
Integration Pathways
REAPER is positioned for integration with Navy and NAVAIR systems including Project Overmatch, AEGIS combat systems, Naval Integrated Fire Control-Counter Air (NIFC-CA), and the Common Control System for unmanned platforms. The modular architecture enables rapid adaptation to service-specific use cases from carrier strike group air defense to distributed maritime operations.
Fast Acquisition Pathways
REAPER is available for direct award through three streamlined government marketplaces, enabling acquisition in as few as 30 days.
