Helsing unveils Clarity, a sovereign software platform for military intelligence

Berlin, November 11, 2026. Helsing, Europe's leading military AI company, today unveiled Clarity, an agentic intelligence platform that enables armed forces to process vast volumes of data in parallel, identify threats and counter them faster and more reliably. Clarity is AI-native by design and does not rely on legacy software architecture. It is developed and built in Europe, under European control.

Armed forces collect more data than ever, from satellites, sensors, drones and other sources. They can also strike in more ways than ever, from long-range missiles to autonomous systems across domains. The bottleneck sits in between: turning data into a timely, reliable operational picture and preparing the information needed to act is still done mostly by hand.

Clarity is the answer to this challenge. As an agentic intelligence platform, it processes everything a unit has access to, from sensor feeds and open sources to written reports and the systems it already runs. It links these sources, analyses large volumes of data in seconds and detects military assets and positions across them. Clarity presents relevant adversary military assets for human review and prepares the information required by the most suitable weapon.

Helsing’s agentic intelligence platform is built around AI agents developed specifically for military use. Its models are trained on extensive military data, combining real-world data that reflects operational conditions with synthetic AI-generated data and simulated environments to cover scenarios not captured in real-world data. This breadth of training makes the models robust in challenging conditions and adaptable as threats evolve. A shared military ontology and evidence base enable hundreds of agents to work in parallel, connecting evidence, using analytical tools and carrying out complex intelligence tasks.

Clarity is sovereign by design and runs on infrastructure the customer owns. Its AI models and integrations are built by Helsing in Europe. The platform follows the MOSA principles, implements relevant NATO standards, works alongside the systems armies already run and connects to effectors from any manufacturer. Data, models and operations stay under the control of the customer, and Clarity is owned by no one else.

Humans stay in command. An operator reviews the evidence and selects each asset for engagement, then authorises every hand-off to a weapon. Clarity never relies on a single source. A target is nominated only when independent sources agree, confidence is high and an operator confirms. Clarity also ensures this review is done thoroughly. The platform implements the targeting doctrine and builds in the gates it requires. Every decision is recorded together with the person who made it.

Gundbert Scherf, Co-CEO and Co-Founder of Helsing, says: "All armed forces need an intelligence capability that keeps pace with the fight. Autonomous systems play an increasingly important role. It is therefore important to connect what is seen to what is struck. A capability this critical must be sovereign. With Clarity, European armed forces get software that is built in Europe, runs on their own infrastructure and stays under their control."

Rob Fink, Chief Technology Officer at Helsing, says: “With Clarity, we have built a sovereign AI-native agentic intelligence platform that allows armed forces to trust the speed that AI agents bring to intelligence. Clarity combines the power of state-of-the-art AI capabilities – from multi-modal sensor data understanding to advanced reasoning and planning – with the systematic benefits of coherent, modern software systems: strong data governance and access controls, traceability and provenance, and compliant handling of classified information.”

Media contact: communications@helsing.ai

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