Helsing launches Clarity to help militaries assess fast-growing data streams

German defence-technology company Helsing introduced Clarity, software designed to cross-check information from drones, satellites, military reports and open sources and show confidence levels and supporting evidence.

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Source published 11 Nov 2026 · Briefing published 12 November 2026

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Helsing says the system uses hundreds of specialised agents to identify assets and recommend responses while keeping human operators responsible for approving any strike.

The company did not disclose whether military customers already use Clarity or when it may enter service. It is entering a field where established systems such as Palantir’s Maven already operate inside Pentagon and NATO workflows.

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