Newly-minted AUSA member Change Agents Corporation – a developer of agentic AI solutions currently developing AI-enabled autonomous air surveillance, air defence and counter-UAS technologies – will take full advantage of the AUSA 2026 Annual Meeting & Exposition to engage with military stakeholders and peer technology companies.
“We believe joining AUSA and participating in its Annual Meeting represent important steps in expanding Change Agents’ engagement with the US defense community,” said Michael Mathews, a director of the company. “As we advance our strategy in AI-enabled autonomous surveillance, air defense and counter-UAS technologies, developing relationships across the military and defense technology ecosystem is an important component of our growth strategy.”
Change Agents recently established a wholly-owned subsidiary, Autonomous Air Defense LLC, which will pursue opportunities in AI-enabled autonomous drone surveillance and counter-UAS domains. The company is also evaluating strategic acquisition and partnership opportunities as it seeks to build a broader platform serving the rapidly evolving autonomous surveillance and defence market.
DA Comment
Nothing could be more symptomatic of the dynamic changes taking place in the defence industry than the continuing emergence of hitherto little-known companies entering the market. As AI lays claim to portions of the battlespace and as that space itself expands into the space, cyber and uncrewed platforms domains, expect to see the list of ‘the usual suspects’ change dramatically over the next decade.
Main image – appropriately enough, generated by AI for Defence Alternatives, illustrates some of the technology areas currently being pursued by Change Agents Corp.
