Hoplynk deploys edge AI agents that help connected systems operate through change. Our communications agents work like an IT department to manage the network itself, adapting across available links so teams, devices, fleets, and autonomous platforms stay connected wherever the mission moves.
Hydra is Hoplynk’s agentic control layer for the network edge. It deploys and coordinates AI agents close to the systems they support, giving connected platforms a way to interpret conditions, apply policy, and act without constant manual intervention.
Hydra’s native communications agent operates the network itself. It evaluates link quality, traffic priority, operating constraints, and available paths, then routes data across multiple transports as conditions change.
Hydra provides the context and semantic layers to third-party AI Agents, enabling network information, topology, user locations and deployments to be implemented.
Hydra runs directly on our HAVEN Nodes. It understands plain-language intent and executes commands from conversational input. It can be operated locally or remotely.
Argus is the dashboard and centralized control plane for everything Hydra powers. From a single interface, teams can monitor node health, apply policies, and push updates across dispersed units or sites.
Manage your network, policy, traffic, connected devices and platforms, and deliver commands to the field from anywhere.
[ Hardened Aggregate Virtual Edge Network ]
A portable, fully managed network system with power, transport, and distribution for teams that need reliable connectivity anywhere. HAVEN controls cellular, satellite, wired, and radio links simultaneously, delivering assured communications across a single secure network interface so operations get and stay online with minimal manual networking support.
Pocket-sized, low-power edge units for mobile users. GoLynk aggregates multiple network paths into a single, stable connection and can be deployed in seconds, with no specialized networking expertise required. Connect power and transport, and Hydra does the rest.
