Deployment
Fielded
With U.S. Army users
since August 2026
Offline by design Built for ATAK
From development to deployment
Our routing technology is fielded with U.S. Army users. Field validation, deployment authorization and user feedback have shaped the path from development to real-world use.
A slope changes the effort. A treeline changes the view. A crossing changes the options.
Groundpath brings terrain-aware route planning into ATAK: off-road options on foot, and vehicle routes on drivable roads and tracks. Weigh terrain, cover and exposure — with people in control of the final decision.
See beyond mapped roads.
Understand the ground. Compare your options.

Explore the layers
Bring elevation, slope and land cover into the decision. Understand the terrain, then assess visibility and potential exposure along your route.
Viewshed analysis
See how terrain shapes what can be seen. Viewshed analysis highlights potential exposure and helps compare routes that prioritise concealment.
Analog fallback
Prepare a route for map-and-compass navigation. Copy the plan to paper before you move, so it stays with you if the device becomes unavailable.

The ground is complex. The tools shouldn’t get in the way. Groundpath puts useful context where the decision happens.
Close to the terrain.
Closer to the people on it.
Calculate and replan on the device using a prepared terrain package. Offline routing needs no connection and sends no data off the device.
Move from planning to briefing and navigation in ATAK. Save routes with named checkpoints, share them with your team and follow them on the map.
Compare speed, effort and concealment through explained route options, with day and night planning estimates. The decision stays with you.
From the wider picture to the path in front of you. A deliberate workflow for disconnected planning.
Define the planning area. Use existing ATAK drawings to mark areas to avoid and boundaries your routes must stay within.
Bring AI-extracted roads and tracks together with land cover and elevation in a compact offline terrain package.
Compare off-road options on foot or vehicle routes on drivable roads and tracks. Replan in ATAK as conditions change.
Groundpath, in three words.
Terrain. Context. Choice.
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or a different way forward?
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